RFID Tracking at Juvenile Court to Save $30K Annually
Georgia’s DeKalb County Juvenile Court hopes to save $30,000 annually by installing RFID technology to tag, track, and better organize its 12,000-file storage system.
“Smart Box” RFID Shipping Tech Yields Significant Savings
According to a recent report from A.T. Kearney, RFID placed on over-ocean shipping containers can afford significant cost savings when combined with a tracking network.
P&G-Gillette Merger Could Lend Voice to Suppliers
The combined P&G-Gillette could become a strong leader of CPG manufacturers struggling to exercise more control against the ever increasing tide of retailer mandates.
RFID Hackers Shock Popular Press
A Johns Hopkins University research team has cracked the popular RFID-based security system used in car keys to fight automobile theft.
Homeland Security to Test RFID
The U.S. government plans to use RFID technology as a means to quickly and accurately identify visitors at U.S. ports of entry.
RFID News Roundup
ASK, others, picked for e-passport test; Lab ID releases new portal antenna; ACG reader tops interoperability test; MPI builds large partner network.
RFID News Roundup
Chinese university checking out RFID; Kennedy Group offering Gen 2; FCC, ETSI certify RF Monolithics sensor module; Moteiv module gets FCC, Canadian certifications; Tagsys unveils tunnel readers, Paxar partnership; golf fans can pay with PayPass.
China RFID Standard Will Not Happen in 2005
According to the executive director of the Article Numbering Centre of China, China will probably not finalize a national RFID standard in 2005.
VeriSign Plans RFID Security Enhancements
VeriSign will probably announce enhancements to its RFID technology at the EPC Developer’s Conference to be held in Chicago this April.
Scotland Provides RFID Support
The government-supported Wireless Innovation demo lab at Scotland’s Hillington Park Innovation Centre fosters RFID applications.