Putting Tags on Test Tubes
Maxell is winding up development of an RFID system, aimed at the life sciences sector, that will read and write to a trayful of tagged test tubes.
IBM slams RFID criticism as ‘anti-retail’
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 29, 2004—A senior IBM executive says those criticising radio-frequency identification are confused and missing the benefits it will bring to all sectors of the communityRead the article at ZDNet...RFID far from critical mass
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 29, 2004—Retailers must adopt tagging in supply chain to make RFID viable, warn suppliersRead the article at vnunet.comWireless Tops List of CIO Priorities
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 29, 2004—The emerging technologies most often mentioned by CIOs have to do with mobility — wireless devices and RFID. Although few enterprises are running large-scale initiatives, most are slowly getting...
Lost and Found in Legoland
One of Europe’s largest amusement parks deploys a Wi-Fi-based RFID system that helps parents retrieve children who have wandered off.