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Alien releases EPC Class 1 reader for Europe; AIM Global introduces RFID mark; NCR offers labels and services; Tagsys receives $9 million in funding.
New RFID Lab at the University of Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin’s Madison campus will give a preview of its new RFID laboratory this week at its annual e-business conference.
NCR Has Solution to “Dead On Arrival” RFID Tags
NCR says it has developed a solution to one of the major factors contributing to the industry’s unimpressive 80% RFID tag read rate.
Avery Dennison plans RFID charge
The leadership at Avery Dennison sees RFID as the giant label maker’s “largest long-term health opportunity.”
Big Clothes Brand to Employ Item-Level RFID Tagging
Checkpoint Systems has apparently landed a large contract with a well-known clothes retailer to RFID tag individual articles of clothing.
Siemens Announces UHF Products
The German industrial giant says it plans to enter the UHF RFID tag-and-reader market with a range of EPC-compliant products set for launch in mid 2005.
RFID Survey Results
Results from a survey conducted at last week’s Frontline Conference indicate very strong interest in RFID, with 80% of respondents planning an RFID project.
Hewlett-Packard’s RFID activity in Korea
HP has been helping Korean manufacturers meet Wal-Mart’s mandate. It will also release an RFID starter kit and open a research center in Seoul next month.
RFID Alliance Lab to Test RFID Products
RFID Journal, the University of Kansas and Rush Tracking Systems have teamed up to create a lab that will provide objective benchmarking reports on RFID equipment.
Publisher Tags All Library Books
The leading supplier of books to Dutch libraries is applying RFID labels to all new books to enable automatic management of books within libraries.
RFID Journal LIVE! Dates Announced
RFID Journal, the world’s RFID authority, has announced that its third annual executive conference will be held in Chicago from April 10 to 12, 2005.