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A new study says consumers would embrace self-service checkout systems using RFID.

Applied Digital’s decision to offer shares in its VeriChip division focuses attention on the use of RFID in humans.

An end-user award is good for RFID vendors.

A recent episode of CSI:NY showed an RFID cell phone reader being used in ways that are totally absurd and damaging to the public.

As a resource for the public and retailers planning to deploy

RFID, Motorola’s Enterprise Mobility Business (formerly Symbol

Technologies) provides answers to frequently asked questions

related to RFID and privacy.

In this podcast by Public Radio International in Boston, Jason Margolis interviews Motorola’s Tim Heffernan about the benefit of an RFID-enabled boarding pass.

The recent scandal over car-seat tests suggests the magazine bashed RFID in search of a controversial story.

Anti-RFID campaigners have portrayed anyone having anything to do with RFID as an evil, money-grubbing, anti-consumer bloodsucker, but the work done for the Mike Sullivan Memorial Scholarship Fund betrays the truth.

Not long ago, the talk was about poor read rates for EPC tags. Today, end users are looking for perfection.

At the National Retail Federation trade show, several companies showed off RFID solutions that focus on supply-chain efficiencies, but those that focused on the customer experience created real buzz.

Daniel W. Caprio, president of the Progress & Freedom Foundation, explained how the United States views RFID and privacy at the EU RFID Conference “Heading for the Future.”