Keeping Pace With Pacemakers
A research team at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is developing an RFID system to protect heart patients.
The Danger for Sam’s Club Suppliers
Waiting too long to become EPC-compliant will result in higher costs in the end.
Don’t Shoot the Messenger
In electronic identity cards and passports, contactless RFID technology enables the biometric—or personal—data to be checked quickly.
An Internet of Senses
We need to build an integrated architecture that would enable organizations to share physical data collected by wireless sensor networks.
Inference ID
When it comes to supply-chain visibility, a little RFID can go a long way.
Making Informed Decisions
Investments in new technology are never made in a vacuum.
RFID Journal’s Watch List: Companies and Organizations to Watch
Will RFID adoption accelerate across industries, or will it forever remain a niche technology, delivering value in only a few applications? We surveyed the RFID landscape to identify the companies and organizations most likely to influence adoption, either positively or negatively.
RFID Journal’s Watch List: People to Watch
Will RFID adoption accelerate across industries, or will it forever remain a niche technology, delivering value in only a few applications? We surveyed the RFID landscape to identify the people most likely to influence adoption, either positively or negatively.
RFID Journal’s Watch List: Technologies to Watch
Will RFID adoption accelerate across industries, or will it forever remain a niche technology, delivering value in only a few applications? We surveyed the RFID landscape to identify the technologies most likely to influence adoption, either positively or negatively.
Air New Zealand Readies for RFID-enabled Boarding Passes
At 26 airports throughout the country, the airline’s frequent flyers will use the permanent, reusable boarding passes to check themselves in, enter passenger lounges or board a flight.