ABI Research recently released a study that looks at the evolving market for RFID integration services. Its premise is that greater RFID adoption has moved beyond the first steps of pilots and compliance testing.
Hewlett-Packard is teaming up with Internet Initiative Japan and IIJ Technology to develop and market EPC RFID services in Japan.
IDTechEx has released an article about the oft-overlooked but dynamic, high-growth active RFID market segment.
The company’s PayPilot platform is designed to help retailers avoid paying high fees levied by credit-card-based RFID payment systems.
Wired today ran an article on what the lay investor seeking to capitalize on RFID industry growth should consider.
At London’s Heathrow Airport, Virgin Atlantic Airways is testing a new part-tracking system it hopes will cut the cost of locating high-value items.
Singapore’s Institute of Microelectronics believes its new RFID chip and antenna design could be used to make tags costing 4 to 6 cents apiece.
AMR Research analyst Dennis Gaughan herein considers a major hurdle to RFID adoption by the consumer. No, not privacy. Usability.
The King’s Daughters Medical Center is using RFID to inventory and track patients’ cardiac medical devices, and to facilitate billing.
The decision by some RFID patent holders to form a patent pool is good news for technology providers and for end users.