HP Unveils Prototype Smart Display Case
Once deployed, the shelving unit would store HP inkjet printer cartridges and provide the company with real-time information about the demand for different types available.
University of Hyderabad Awards E-Diplomas
To verify a new employee’s academic credentials, Indian companies use an RFID interrogator to read an embedded tag encoded with a recipient’s name, graduation date, transcript and other identifying data.
Minnesota Daily Refuses to Own Up to Inaccuracies
Enterprising editorialist Jake Perron takes aim at me but declines to set the record straight.
Protecting Workers
California has joined Wisconsin and North Dakota in banning forced RFID implants by employers, but does the law go far enough?
Minnesota Daily Refuses to Own Up to Inaccuracies
Enterprising editorialist Jake Perron takes aim at me but declines to set the record straight.
Protecting Workers
California has joined Wisconsin and North Dakota in banning forced RFID implants by employers, but does the law go far enough?
RFID Gathers Momentum in Europe
Airbus, Metro and others are moving forward to deploy RFID on a large scale, while many companies across Europe are finding vast benefits in a wide variety of applications.
Getting a Read on RFID Smart Packaging (Part 1 of 2)
This is the first article of a two-part series examining the disconnect between the potential and the actual utilization of “smart packaging” — those corrugated boxes, pill bottles, and other containers in which RFID is embedded in the packaging itself. Today RFID Update considers if different smart packaging technologies are actually ready to market.
When Will RFID Packaging Get Smart? (Part 2 of 2)
This is the second article of a two-part series examining the state of “smart packaging” — those corrugated boxes, pill bottles, and other containers in which RFID is embedded in the packaging itself. Today RFID Update considers how and when smart packaging could be adopted, and how it might impact the traditional RFID smart label market.
New Smart Boxes Provide Alternative to RFID Labels
Domino Integrated Solutions Group and startup HIDE-Pack announced new smart packaging products that feature RFID inlays embedded into cardboard box material. The new packaging material eliminates the need to apply an RFID smart label to the box, and its developers say there are no RFID performance losses.