New Tag Assembly System Unveiled
Muehlbauer’s two-step system promises to give a range of companies the ability to manufacture RFID tags and labels.
Research says M2M market set to balloon
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 11, 2004—A new report by the Wireless Data Research Group predicts an impressive 27-percent annual growth rate through 2008 of the wireless machine-to-machine communications industry. RFID is of course one of...Privacy protection is not a luxury, RFID industry told
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 11, 2004—The National Consumer Council published a report asserting that the current privacy regulations regarding RFID are insufficient and that companies are not being diligent enough in self-regulation.Read...Toy-maker Hasbro Adopts HP RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 11, 2004—Hasbro has chosen Hewlett Packard as its primary solutions partner for the implementation of RFID across its supply chain.Read the article at Electronic NewsSuppliers will meet RFID deadline, says Wal-Mart
This article was originally published by RFID Update.May 11, 2004—Despite rumors that Wal-Mart might push back the January 2005 deadline for its top 100 suppliers to comply with its RFID mandate, the retailer insists that all but two of the 100 are on track to meet...
RFID Startups Hold Promise
The next generation of RFID startups will come to market with solutions to many of the problems early adopters are wrestling with today.
HP Debuts RFID Services
Hewlett-Packard launches three services to guide companies throughout the RFID implementation process, from learning how the technology works to maximizing a return on investment.
Tharo Offers RFID Label Applicators
Tharo Systems’ new models can apply up to 58 RFID labels per minute.