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%.
Technology Alone Isn’t Enough
A personal loss is a reminder that even with the greatest technology humans can dream up, it can’t control everything.
Intelligent Network Services Can Make RFID More Productive
By condensing raw RFID data into meaningful business events, an intelligent network service can help you implement EPCglobal RFID applications without overloading your supply chain.
A Privacy Advocate for Consumers
Ann Cavoukian, Ontario’s information and privacy commissioner, is seeking to serve the interests of consumers—ensuring the responsible use of RFID.
U.S. Judge Issues Injunction Against Drug-Pedigree Rules
Those requirements would have compelled some drug distributors to document the chain of custody of drug products as they move through the distribution system.
RFID Increases Efficiencies at Bemis Plant
At the company’s U.K. factory, operators of injection-molding machines can access system-monitoring information in real time and quickly take any necessary actions.
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.
Dutch Casino Operator Bets on RFID Chips
Casino supplies manufacturer Gaming Partners International (GPI) today announced a major order for its RFID gaming chips. The company will sell 950,000 chips to Holland Casino in a transaction valued at 1,850,000 euros, or approximately US $2.45 million.
Chuck Schumer’s RFID Publicity Stunt
The senior senator from New York has spread misinformation about RFID in a blatant attempt to get a little publicity for himself.