Alien Cuts Tag Price
The EPC tag and reader maker has dropped the price of its Class 1 label to less than 20 cents each for orders of 1 million.
Delta begins second RFID bag tag test
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 1, 2004—Delta Air Lines Inc. starts its second test of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to track bags today in hopes of improving accuracy over the 96.7% to 99.9% it achieved in a test last...Alien Cuts Tag Price
This article was originally published by RFID Update.April 1, 2004—The EPC tag and reader maker has dropped the price of its Class 1 label to less than 20 cents each for orders of 1 million.Read the article at RFID Journal
Coping With Regulations
Countries are introducing track-and-trace regulations to prevent terrorist attacks and protect the food supply. RFID can help
companies comply.
The Privacy Issue Goes Global
Governments around the world are beginning to look at how companies
will use RFID.
Power Paper Gets Semi-Passive
The developer of thin-film batteries says it plans to deliver its first EPC-compliant battery-assisted tags next month.
Integrator Runs Item-Level RFID Study
R4 Global Solutions tries to quantify how retailers can benefit from item-level tagging and smart shelving.