Alien to Build High-Capacity Tag Plant
This spring, Alien Technology begins construction on a new factory that will generate about 20 billion tags per year.
Dept. of Homeland Security to Trial RFID at US Borders
In July, the U.S. will begin trialling an RFID-based card system at a handful of border crossings to more efficiently manage the flow of traffic coming into the country.
Tesco Boycott Launched by CASPIAN
A campaign to boycott UK retailer Tesco was officially launched during the Tuesday broadcast of a BBC piece on RFID technology.
WhereNet Deploys RFID Asset Tracking for Army Depot
The Tobyhanna army depot has chosen WhereNet’s Real-Time Locating System to automate the tracking and inventorying of its radar systems.
Professor helps create space-age guide dogs
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Juniper: Western European RFID Market to Pass $1B in 2007
According to a report from the UK’s Juniper Research, the Western European RFID market is set to hit $1.1 billion by 2007, with the UK and Germany leading the charge.
GenuOne Takes a Vertical Focus
The product-tracking software maker has upgraded its RFID-based product, TraceGuard, and incorporated features explicitly for the pharmaceutical, CPG and premium-brands sectors.
RFID and Sensors to Become “Super RFID” in the Future
More expectation came Tuesday that RFID and sensor technology will eventually fuse in function and purpose.
Levels of RFID Maturity, Part 2
Here are the five levels of maturity for successful RFID implementations.
Let the Innovation Begin
This week EPCglobal will submit Gen 2 to ISO, marking a major milestone for the RFID industry.