Avery Dennison Expands Its Monza 5 Tag Family
Three new tags join two existing models—all made with Impinj’s Monza 5 chip—resulting in a lineup intended to provide greater versatility with a variety of sizes and, in some cases, longer read ranges.
It Fries Your Brain and Reads Your Mind
What the RFID industry can learn from the protest against electric meters.
Prisoners of Their Own Device
In love with their own technology, many RFID vendors fail to speak the language of RFID buyers currently in the market.
How Should I Go About Setting Up an RFID Gate-Security System?
Is it enough to equip anti-theft gates with one or two readers in the entrance area, about 12 meters apart, or is it necessary to put readers on every gate from both sides? Do these readers cost the same as usual readers, and what is the price for reading anti-theft...
Bergische Security Co. Gains Visibility Via NFC
The firm uses NFC-enabled mobile phones and RFID tags to monitor security guards at its client sites.
Knapp Conveyor Uses RFID to Help Sort and Pack Items in Proper Sequence
The hanging conveyor system, outfitted with passive tags and readers, is being installed at a warehouse run by Olymp, a German manufacturer of men’s shirts.
What Is the Difference Between NFC and RFID?
Are they the same technology? If not, how do they differ? —Name withheld ——— Near Field Communication (NFC) is a type of radio frequency identification technology. NFC-based solutions employ passive high-frequency (HF) tags and are based on the ISO 14443 standard for...RFID News Roundup
Transcends upgrades Rifidi open-source RFID software, introduces new appliances, reader; Napa Valley’s AuburnJames Winery to test RFID-enabled pallets; ADR’s Automated Workforce Monitor service initiated at Texas construction sites; Minneapolis Institute of Arts’ parking lot uses TagMaster RFID tags; Toshiba certifies Omni-ID UltraThin IQ 400 and IQ 600 RFID labels; Intellitix intros RFID MiniPortal.
RFID Scores High at Mind Sports’ Scrabble Tournament
Last weekend, the world’s greatest Scrabble players went head-to-head using an RFID-enabled board, tiles and tile holder, enabling online spectators to follow the action in real time.