Intermec: RFID is Proprietary

This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 7, 2004—If successful, Intermec’s recent lawsuit against Matrics, which alleges Matrics’ use of proprietary Intermec intellectual property in the production of RFID hardware, will have far-reaching...
New Report on RFID Patents

New Report on RFID Patents

A report issued by High Impact, an intellectual property research firm, analyzes more than 4,000 patents issued between 1970 and the end of 2003.

Will Store Tags Tag You?

This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 6, 2004—Almost all of the press given RFID these days mentions the privacy issue. While most RFID advocates assert that near-term implementations of the technology will be focused in the supply chain and...

New Report on RFID Intellectual Property and Patents

This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 6, 2004—A comprehensive new report entitled “RFID 2003” has been released by research company High Impact. According to the company’s web site, the report “is a 750+ page blockbuster...
ADT Will Monitor Your RFID Readers

ADT Will Monitor Your RFID Readers

The security company wants to leverage the engineering and services units of parent Tyco Fire & Security to create an organization that can install and service large-scale RFID deployments.

California RFID Legislation Rejected

This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 5, 2004—A bill introduced to the California state legislature earlier this year that sought to establish laws regarding corporate and institutional use of RFID technology has been defeated. Bill opponents...

Sorting Out the Details

This article was originally published by RFID Update.July 3, 2004—There are already plenty of successful RFID implementations. The difference between these existing projects and what the industry is aggressively moving towards today is interoperability; older projects...
Delta Plans U.S.-Wide RFID System

Delta Plans U.S.-Wide RFID System

The airline carrier will spend up to $25 million during the next two years to roll out an RFID baggage-handling system at every U.S. airport it serves.