Reports of RFID’s Demise Are Exaggerated
One sign of just how far RFID has come is that half the new technologies being written about are going to spell RFID’s demise.
RFID Journal and EPCglobal Canada Announce Cornerstone Sponsor
Bell Canada will sponsor the first annual RFID Journal LIVE! Canada conference, in partnership with EPCglobal Canada.
Grocery Retailers Test RFID-enabled Shopping Carts
The system can locate carts up to 1 mile from a store, stop them from straying too far and track shopping behavior
RFID Middleware Market Set For Growth, Change
The RFID middleware market is ever-changing and increasingly competitive, and set to exceed $190 million by 2010, according to Venture Development Corp.
Chicago Fire Dept. Tests ZigBee-based RFID System
Commanders want to track rescuers’ actual position within burning buildings.
Alien Opens RFID Tag Plant, Releases Gen2 Chip
Alien Technology this week made four announcements that together represent the company’s most assertive public move since it came out of the legally-mandated quiet period triggered by the IPO attempt earlier this year. The two major announcements were the opening of its North Dakota tag manufacturing facility and the introduction of its Gen2 chip product.
What YouTube Says About RFID
The future of RFID is not only bright, but YouTube shows the future is also long.
What YouTube Says About RFID
The future of RFID is not only bright, but YouTube shows the future is also long.
Finnish RFID Companies Flying High
Three of the five fastest growing startups in Finland happen to be RFID companies.
ETSI Tests Show EPC Scaleable in Europe
In a final, large-scale test involving 20 full pallets of tagged cases moving through portal reading zones, all interrogators tested worked in sync while still observing ETSI regulations.