Turck Offers Industrial RFID Products
Noise-resistant system is more accuracy in factories where there is electromagnetic interference.
Label-Making Advance Touted
Blackstone Technology says its reel-to reel process is 10 times faster than conventional machines.
Looking Ahead To 2003
The buzz about RFID will fade quickly in 2003 if standards groups don’t deliver, and companies don’t move beyond the pilot stage.
Flint Ink Revolutionizes Antennas
New conductive inks make it possible to print antennas on conventional packaging for about a penny.
Smart Sensors Use on the Rise
Manufacturers are designing low-cost smart sensors into everything from washing machines to cars.
AWID Readies PCMCIA Card Reader
The multi-protocol reader will be compatible with ISO standards and the Auto-ID Center’s EPC spec.
Partners Unveil Retail EPC Tag
Tagsys and Philips have created the first 13.56 MHz RFID tag and reader based on the Auto-ID Center’s specification.
Matrics To Sell New EPC Tag
The startup plans to market a low-cost UHF chip based on an Auto-ID Center specification.
Pieces of the Puzzle, II
The coalescing of the supply side of the market continues to gather momentum.
RFID Journal Launches Conference
RFID Journal will hold a high-end executive conference in Chicago, from June 11 to June 13.