Chemical Industry Studies RFID’s Applications
A trade association made up of chemical producers and suppliers is examining the technology, and has issued a report detailing how RFID can be used by its members.
King’s Daughters Expands Its RFID Tracking System
The medical center will more than double the number of RFID-enabled cabinets deployed, recording which cardiac medical items are removed, and by whom.
New EPCglobal Tools for Aerospace, Chemical, Pharmacy
The RFID industry body has developed three software applications to help businesses understand how EPC-based RFID technology might impact their organizations.
One Problem, Many Solutions
There are many ways to prevent people from using RFID to infringe on people’s privacy—and some products are hitting the market even before most consumer items have tags.
World’s Second Largest RFID Library to Open in China
Item-level tagging specialist TAGSYS today announced that its technology will be deployed at the Shenzhen Library in China, where it will be the second largest RFID-enabled library automation system in the world and the largest in China.
Mobilizing RFID Applications
The future of vehicle-mounted printing and data-collection devices seems secure, helping companies improve efficiency and create a competitive advantage.
U.S. Senators Initiate RFID Caucus
Senators Cornyn and Dorgan will cochair the Senate RFID Caucus, which will hold its first meeting on July 13.
NFC-enabled Phones to Unlock Hotel Rooms
With Assa Abloy’s first RFID-enabled lock system set to ship in October, hotels will be able to let guests use their mobile phones as room keys.
Media Providers Entertain RFID’s Potential
The entertainment media industry ponders where and when RFID should be deployed to improve its supply chain, while retailer Best Buy is leading the charge to use RFID in improving customer service.
RFID News Roundup
AeroScout partnering on tracking system for mines; Innovision announces NFC platform; RFID4U, ODIN offering training in D.C. area; Ipico tags cross finish line in increasing numbers; RFID-enabled mouse and pad for European users; Navigational Sciences licenses DOE’s RFID technology; SkyeTek HF/UHF development kit; Royal Bank of Scotland testing RFID payment cards.