U.K. Construction Company Works to Reduce Risk From Damaging Vibes
Carillion is working with Lancaster University to test an RFID system designed to track employees’ exposure to tool-related vibrations and, thus, help prevent injuries.
Academics Chip in at LIVE! 2008
A new program introduced at this year’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference helped keep the event running smoothly and enabled more students to attend at no cost.
RFID Electronic Vehicle Registration Spreads
More evidence that electronic vehicle registration is growing as a niche RFID application came this week as the Philippines Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced its intention to deploy RFID stickers for vehicles across the country.
RFID Fuels Gas Tank Security
Hi-G-Tek seals allow an Eastern European oil company to ensure that the correct type and amount of gas is delivered to stations, and that the fuel is not stolen en route from depots.
The Logistics Challenge That Is RFID Journal LIVE!
Here are some images from the exhibit hall floor of the world’s largest RFID conference and exhibition, 24 hours before it opened.
Summary of Baird RFID Monthly for April
Baird has released its April report. The 29-page document is a worthwhile read for anyone requiring an overview of the industry’s last 30 days. For those without time to do so, we have reprinted here the report’s summary.
Travis County Fire Marshall Uses RFID to Manage Evidence
The Austin, Texas, agency is employing both passive and active RFID tags to inventory and secure evidence in active and archived investigations.
RFID News Roundup
Motorola offers new reader with antenna port options; Ekahau releases Wi-Fi RTLS personnel badge; PowerID ships battery-assisted EPC Gen 2 RFID tag; Secura Shield announces RFID-enabled e-seals for tracking containers; Thin Battery Technologies unveils two new printed batteries; USDA providing 1.5 million RFID tags to track cattle.
The Logistics Challenge That Is RFID Journal LIVE!
Here are some images from the exhibit hall floor of the world’s largest RFID conference and exhibition, 24 hours before it opened.
Startup Adapting MEMS Technology for RFID Authentication
Veratag is a startup that is using MEMS resonator technology to create RFID tags with unique “voiceprints” that make them virtually unclonable. The company plans to pursue authentication and transaction security applications.