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Can I Use a Tiny RFID Chip to Track an Object from 50 Yards Away?
Is there a radio frequency identification chip available that can provide this function, and also fit inside a cylinder measuring 9.3 millimeters (0.4 inch) or less? Also, do I need an antenna of some sort to track the chip at this distance? If so, what would be the...
Tracking Your Competitors
Why you should care where you are in the RFID adoption phase.
Connecting End Users and RFID Providers
Every day, companies seek RFID solutions. New cost-effective Web site capabilities allow vendors to advertise their products and services only to those who need their help.
Norwegian Recycler Tracks Empty Cans and Bottles
Norsk Resirk is using an RFID solution from ACT Systems to track bags of recyclable materials, with plans to expand the technology’s use to all of its processing plants, as well as at pickup sites and for truck drivers.
Australian Oil Refinery Construction Site Tries Out RFID
A global energy company hopes to use the technology to track the locations of hundreds of thousands of assets, to ensure that none are lost and work is not delayed.
Which Companies Make RFID Chip-Insertion Machines?
Where might I find a list of manufacturers of machines that can insert chips into inlays? —Name withheld ——— There are two main companies that offer machines for assembling RFID transponders. One is Bielomatik, based in Neuffen, Germany, and the other is Muehlbaer,...How Are Different Numbers Assigned to RFID Tags?
Tags are said to store unique numbers. Is this true only for a particular system, or for all RFID transponders? And how does a passive RFID tag modulate radio waves coming from a reader? —Name withheld ——— There are many ways in which serial numbers are assigned to...
Murata Mass-Produces ‘World’s Smallest HF Tag’
The 3.2-millimeter tag can be attached to a range of objects, enabling item-level tracking of goods via an NFC-enabled phone or other reader compliant with the ISO 15693 standard.