Injunction May Slow Momentum for RFID E-Pedigrees

Efforts to document the transfer of drugs in the pharmaceutical supply chain using RFID-enabled electronic pedigrees have suffered a blow with a federal court judge’s issuance of an injunction that blocks the FDA’s pedigree requirement.

RFID Tag Built to Survive Gamma Rays

RFID Tag Built to Survive Gamma Rays

AdvantaPure says its passive, high-frequency GammaTags can withstand the radiation used to sterilize the polymer bags employed by drug manufacturers—without losing data.

Aerospace ID to Launch RFID Trials in 2007

Aerospace ID to Launch RFID Trials in 2007

The industry-led research organization is studying EPC-compatible ID numbers for aircraft parts, as well as the creation of information search service to reveal a part’s life-cycle history.

Frost: Major Growth Ahead for RFID Printer Market

Research firm Frost & Sullivan has released a report with rosy demand predictions for RFID printer-encoders. Pegged at $10.7 million in 2005, the market for RFID printer-encoders will surge in value to $209.3 million in 2012 for a compounded annual growth rate of 53%.

RFID News Roundup

Academic RFID offering RFID training across Canada; GlobeRanger provides software package for DOD compliance; NCR enhances auto-ID software; NiceLabel announces RFID and bar-code label programs.