Testing Ultrasound to Track, Monitor Patients
A Boston hospital is testing an ultrasound tracking system that can determine a patient’s location and monitor vital signs.
A Boston hospital is testing an ultrasound tracking system that can determine a patient’s location and monitor vital signs.
CISC Semiconductor of Austria has developed hardware and software tools to make it easier to set up readers and achieve high read rates.
The US government has officially begun the introduction of e-passports, its new generation of passports that include embedded RFID tags. According to the US State Department, 299 diplomats have been issued the new passport since January 1st, when distribution began.
Europe’s executive branch is holding a series of meetings with representatives from academia, industry and government agencies to provide a pan-European approach to adopting RFID.
Texas Instruments and Remote Play today announced the application of TI microcontrollers in an active RFID system targeted at consumers that the companies hope will bring asset tracking to the masses.
A DOD apparel supplier is ready to start tagging shipments for mandate compliance, but isn’t stopping there.
Wilfried Kanzok of Kaufhof Warenhaus says RFID will be widely adopted in the textile industry as soon as tag prices fall a little further.
While there haven’t been any new mandates, it’s clear that companies are accelerating RFID projects and, in some cases, committing to deploying RFID.
The application of RFID tags to cases and pallets has been, it’s generally agreed, a major step forward in tracking and tracing products through the supply chain.
This week at the annual technology conference CeBIT being held in Germany, IBM and DHL announced the beginning of an RFID pilot project at the logistics giant that marks a new stage in its adoption of the technology.