by Admin | Jan 17, 2013 | News
National Instruments’ engineers and interns installed Wavetrend radio frequency identification readers in real go-karts and inserted tags in mushrooms, bananas, stars and other items.
by s9800078 | Jan 16, 2013 | News
Please explain how this occurs. —Name withheld ——— Technically speaking, it doesn’t. Radio waves don’t travel from one radio to another—they travel from a transmitter to a receiver. Devices that both transmit and receive are called transceivers. Radio...
by Admin | Jan 16, 2013 | News
The guide, based on a survey of 200 current and potential RFID end users, as well as data regarding RFID Journal’s 90,000 registered users, reveals which companies are investing in RFID technologies—and how to convert them into customers.
by s9800078 | Jan 15, 2013 | News
I recently came across an old MIT Web site about Physical Markup Language (PML) that has missing sections and apparently has not been updated since 2002. I searched the Web for other sources of information about this subject, but there seems to be very little out...
by Admin | Jan 15, 2013 | News
The company is marketing its EasyID system for the iPad tablet to health-care providers and other organizations, to help them track asset inspections via an RFID reader wand.
by Admin | Jan 14, 2013 | Editor's Views
A company known as Round Rock Research is suing some users of EPC RFID technology, but the industry is addressing the matter in its usual way.
by s9800078 | Jan 11, 2013 | News
I work on a very large project, and am interested in purchasing an RFID solution. We need a system that can show the locations of our materials, a lot of which end up lost or stolen—our construction site is so large that we cannot store everything in warehouses. We...
by Admin | Jan 11, 2013 | News
PervasID claims its technology can cover up to a 400-square-meter area, providing near 100 percent read rate, by means of a single EPC Gen 2 UHF reader.
by s9800078 | Jan 10, 2013 | News
I am attempting to conduct research about very small radio frequency identification tags. I see that Hitachi released a tag in 2007 with dimensions of 0.05 millimeter by 0.05 millimeter, but I haven’t seen anything since, nor have I found similar, or smaller,...
by s9800078 | Jan 10, 2013 | News
Would it be possible to set up an online financial Web application in which a user would have a virtual account and be able to pay for items via a proximity card using NFC technology? —Name withheld ——— It would be technically feasible, but it might not be practical....
