Introducing Tagman
This year’s symbol for RFID Journal LIVE! reflects the growing strength of RFID systems and their ability to solve real-world business problems.
Why RFID Implants Might Make Sense
Hurricane Katrina demonstrated why chipping people is not as farfetched as you might think.
Medline Markets RF System for Surgical Sponges
Designed to reveal sponges and gauze inadvertently left inside patients, the RF-Detect system received FDA approval this month.
NXP, Sony Partner to Make Chip for NFC Apps
This joint venture will promote adoption of near-field communication technology—especially in Asia and Europe.
RFID Drives Fight Against Counterfeit Car Parts
MQVP is working to RFID-enable its existing electronic system, which tracks the supply chain for collision-repair automotive parts.
Why RFID Implants Might Make Sense
Hurricane Katrina demonstrated why chipping people is not as farfetched as you might think.
Cardinal Health Deems RFID Pilot a Success
The drug company has not yet determined, however, how to achieve satisfactory read rates of individual tags on pharmaceutical items packed in cases on pallets.
O-I Embeds Tags in Bottoms of Drug Bottles, Improving Read Rates
In a demonstration simulating a conveyor, Owens-Illinois programmed 96-bit EPC numbers on the bottles’ Gen 2 tags at rates exceeding 600 tags per minute.
Of RFID and Breast Implants
How do you know if silicone breast implants are leaking? RFID transponders might one day tell you.
Of RFID and Breast Implants
How do you know if silicone breast implants are leaking? RFID transponders might one day tell you.