Paragon Adds Label Encoder
The maker of systems that print and apply labels has released a new modular system that automatically encodes and applies EPC-compliant smart labels.
RFID opens library’s new chapter
This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 20, 2004—Adding to the growing list of prestigious libraries worldwide considering RFID for better book security and stocking, the National Library of Australia will soon upgrade their tracking system to take...
Legislation Isn’t the Answer
The death of the California RFID privacy bill is a good thing for consumers.
RFID for Meat Eaters
At Metro Group’s RFID Innovation Center, a kiosk displays the detailed history of meat products a shopper is about to buy.
Retail group supports RFID code of practice
This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 19, 2004—Australian RFID standards are being developed by an association including the country’s Privacy Commissioner, the Australian organization that administers the EPC, and the Australian Retailers...Military contractor drafts WebMethods for RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 19, 2004—Web services infrastructure company WebMethods has won a contract from the US Department of Defense to develop middleware for the department’s well publicized RFID initiative.Read the article at...IBM Takes on Flood of RFID Data
This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 19, 2004—One of the anticipated transformations that large-scale RFID implementations will cause is the explosion of data produced by the constant interaction between RFID readers and tagged items. Many...Cheap and Easy RFID?
This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 19, 2004—Microsoft’s entry into a technology market almost always has a powerful impact on the space it has chosen. The RFID industry will be no different as the software giant actively expands the RFID...
Can RFID Save the Cattle Industry?
RFID holds the promise of enabling governments to trace livestock and control the outbreak of diseases, but there are challenges to deploying the technology within the industry.
RFID in the Global Cattle Industry
Many countries are already moving toward the adoption of RFID to secure the beef supply.