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More products in more industries are utilizing sensors, and RFID could help make these sensors easier and cheaper to use.

The senior senator from New York has spread misinformation about RFID in a blatant attempt to get a little publicity for himself.

Television and movie directors have latched onto RFID, but the depiction of the technology is often silly and sometimes damaging.

For RFID systems truly to deliver on their promise, software will not just need to be able to filter data, but to use it in entirely new ways, as well.e

Hurricane Katrina demonstrated why chipping people is not as farfetched as you might think.

How do you know if silicone breast implants are leaking? RFID transponders might one day tell you.

A New York Times story suggests air travelers in the United States are growing more frustrated about lost or misdirected baggage.

Ken Porad related a personal experience illustrating the ROI airlines could achieve by tagging luggage.

RFID gives companies, for the first time, the ability to measure their supply-chain performance—and most are not even close to Six Sigma.

Everything from pallets to shopping carts is likely to be redesigned with RF-friendly materials in the coming years.

The good news coming out of Europe these days is that big players are getting ready to adopt UHF RFID systems in their supply chains in a major way.