The European Commission this week moved to the second phase of its year-long initiative to develop public policy with respect to RFID. On Monday, an online questionnaire was launched to gather input from the European public about how RFID technology can both drive European economic growth and improve the quality of life for Europeans without infringing on citizens’ privacy.
Many uses of RFID are lost in a haze of conflicting messages about frequencies and capabilities. The challenge becomes how to apply RFID technology issues to your specific conditions.
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The latest version of DLx Warehouse aims to make RFID a more integral part of supply-chain and distribution operations.
California Legislature advances RFID bills; four new UHF modules for Asia; EPCglobal accredits ADT test center; RFID bar-tending software available worldwide; NFC Forum membership grows; Stora Enso joins Parelec’s RFID Partner Program; Identec Solutions secures new financing.
Research firm Aberdeen Group this week released the second in a series of reports on RFID adoption. Entitled , the report is available free. In this guest contribution, report author John Fontanella summarizes the key findings and recommendations for action.
FAT tags are designed to work well on metal parts, and a new reader can be installed under metal conveyors.
The vendors say they’re combining their products and services to provide an end-to-end tagging solution for suppliers under RFID mandates.
The two firms will offer makers of wireless sensors Atmel’s RF chips and Crossbow’s software platform for mesh networking.
The new processor combines cryptographic and RFID capabilities to secure contactless credit cards and devices used to gain access to buildings, computers or networks.