NEC, Tagsys join hands for RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 17, 2004—The IT services branch of Japan’s NEC and RFID equipment maker Tagsys have announced a partnership in which Tagsys will provide RFID hardware and software which NEC will integrate and offer to...RFID: The tags that would not die
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 17, 2004—This article considers the arguments for an RFID tag “zombie” state in which a tag attached to a consumer good is not completely killed after purchase. Rather, it is shut down in such a way...Kimberly-Clark On RFID Trial: So Far, So Good
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 17, 2004—Consumer goods manufacturer and Wal-Mart supplier Kimberly-Clark announces that the recently launched RFID trial at the Dallas/Ft. Worth Wal-Mart facility is going smoothly.Read the article at...RFID News Roundup
Exploring the Power of Printing; Power for handheld RFID readers; Indala unveils new prox card readers; reader control software for SAP.
Death of Class 0, 1 Exaggerated
EPCglobal says rumors that it has withdrawn support for the two currently accepted Electronic Product Code specifications, Class 0 and Class 1, are false.
Death of Class 0, 1 Exaggerated
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 14, 2004—Amid news that EPCglobal had discontinued the Class 0 and Class 1 working groups, assumptions spread that it may be withdrawing support for the specifications. The standards organization has now...
Study Ranks RFID Implementors
A report by AMR Research finds that due to a shortage of experience, no RFID deployment service provider should be considered “low risk.”
Vendors Back New EPC Protocol
Six vendors line up behind a proposal for a second-generation UHF Electronic Product Code protocol.