RFID Adoption Continues to Accelerate
There are so many real-world deployments of radio frequency identification that even the mainstream press is starting to take notice.
Euro Pool System Tags Reusable Crates
Euro Pool System is running an RFID pilot involving EPC Class 1 Gen 2 RFID tags molded into the bottoms of foldable plastic crates, enabling it to track the containers more quickly and efficiently.
RFID Journal Launches Online Training for CompTIA RFID+ Certification
The company is introducing a Web-based training course designed to enable RFID implementers to prepare for the industry-standard certification course.
Leading Shirt Manufacturer to Present New Case Study at RFID Apparel and Footwear Conference
At the RFID Journal—AAFA Apparel and Footwear Summit, Esquel CIO Bridget Chan will explain how her company benefits from using RFID to manage cotton inventory and track work-in-process.
VeriChip Sees Attention from Mainstream Media
The Associated Press yesterday published a lengthy and balanced article on VeriChip, which serves as a worthwhile overview of the primary developments and debate surrounding the controversial technology. For your convenience, this article has highlights.
Spotlight on Five Hot Apps
When you think outside the supply chain, amazing RFID applications will be possible.
RFID Helps Grow and Track Potted Plants
In the Netherlands, plant growers are using an RFID-based solution from WPS Horti Systems to improve plant health and production.
RFID Vendors Brief Congress on PASS Card Security
During a meeting with congressional aides, industry representatives explained why they believe the proposed use of EPC UHF Gen 2 tags in the ID cards is problematic.
RFID News Roundup
IBM acquires data synchronization software provider; Omron shrinks its HF inlay; NCR names new European reseller; ASSA, Sokymat integrating reduced-memory Mifare chip.
New Battery Could Drive Semi-active RFID Growth
A venture-backed startup called Infinite Power Solutions is developing a cutting edge battery chemistry that it believes could be incorporated into semi-active RFID tags, thereby widening the potential applications for the technology.