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NFC Forum Launches Certification to Support Extended Range of Contactless Connections

NFC Forum, the global standards body for Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, has launched the latest version of its Certification Release (CR15), defining the testing program to certify compliance with...

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Peacock Bros. Unified RFID Software Aims to Transform Asset Management

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U.S. Contractors Efficient Inventory Management with Barcode and RFID Technology Flat Design for Optimizing Supply Chain Warehouse and Retail

Harnessing RFID Technology for Government Property Management: A New Era of Accountability and Efficiency

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Tageos, Trackonomy Partner to Deliver First-to-Market BLE Inlays

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Xerafy, Impinj Launch Thinnest Gen2X On-Metal RAIN RFID Label

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Three Lessons the RFID Industry Can Learn From Apple

While RFID products continue to improve, technology providers must do more to make them easier to deploy and safer to invest in.

Expert Views June 18

Giving RFID Ears and Eyes

A researcher at Duke University has shown that audio and video can be transmitted via passive RFID transponders, which could make way for new medical applications.

Editor's Views June 18

RFID Sensors Sniff Out Chemicals

Researchers at Georgia Tech Research Institute have developed wireless devices that can detect the presence of hazardous gases in the atmosphere.

Editor's Views June 18