Startup Courts Avery Dennison
NanoPierce says the label maker is exploring the possibility of using its antenna connection technique.
Opposition to RFID Tracking Grows
News that Gillette will purchase 500 million tags has stirred privacy concerns among consumers.
Fear of Big Brother
As more people learn about the potential for using RFID to track purchases, privacy concerns are growing.
Michelin Embeds RFID Tags in Tires
The tire maker has begun testing a UHF transponder that it adapted for use inside rubber sidewalls.
Yellow Corp Takes RFID on the Road
The company is demonstrating RFID technology at its conference this week, and it may launch a pilot.
Army Tests RFID for Access Control
A test in New Jersey is part of an ongoing effort to become more efficient without sacrificing security.
Manhattan Associates Gets RFID
The Atlanta software company will enhance its supply chain execution product to accept RFID data.
Now the Hard Part
Despite all of the excitement about low-cost RFID tags, the biggest challenge is creating the IT infrastructure.
War Game Exposes Cargo Threat
RFID could help prevent the massive economic disruption that would be caused by a dirty bomb hidden in a shipping container.
Track Vehicles by Cell or Satellite
RJI’s new vehicle-tracking unit switches to satellite communications in areas with no cellular coverage.