New Materials Emerge for Making Tags
ECM releases a new conductive adhesive designed to make UHF tag manufacturing more efficient and an antenna coating that boosts a tag’s read range.
ECM releases a new conductive adhesive designed to make UHF tag manufacturing more efficient and an antenna coating that boosts a tag’s read range.
A U.K. technology developer claims its ultrafast electrodepositing system can produce antennas for RFID tags at a significantly lower cost.
Network infrastructure services giant VeriSign yesterday announced that it will buy San Francisco-based RFID consulting services firm R4 Global Solutions for $15 million in cash.
The company that will manage the EPCglobal Object Name Service buys RFID systems integrator R4 Global Solutions for $15 million.
The company’s new model can encode, print and apply an RFID label to one side of a pallet and apply a label with just a bar code and text to a second side.
Procter & Gamble together with Silicon Valley-based RFID application provider T3Ci yesterday announced a multi-year agreement to “collaboratively identify and build high value RFID applications designed to leverage the EPCglobal RFID standards.”
The bill, now headed for the state assembly, would ban the use of RFID in identification documents issued by the state or local governments.
Procter & Gamble signs a multiyear agreement to jointly develop enterprise applications that use RFID data.
According to a press release from research firm Frost & Sullivan, the European market for RFID hardware, software, and services will exceed EUR5 billion in 2007.
Companies need to protect their data by ensuring that the RFID technology they adopt supports their corporate security policies.