Cubic Global Tracking Gets Approval for RF Sensors on Planes
The FAA says the company’s low-power mesh-networking devices will not interfere with an airplane’s navigational equipment.
RFID: How Do They Do It?
The popular television series recently focused on how Gerry Weber International is using radio frequency identification to track clothing.
Humanizing Robots
RFID is enabling robots to sense, identify and communicate with other robots and people.
Massachusetts General Expands RFID System for Inventory Management
The hospital plans to install additional RFID-enabled cabinets after the system has achieved a significant ROI in interventional radiology.
Grand Rapids Library Adopts UHF RFID Technology
The Michigan library believes it is the first public system to use UHF RFID in North America, enabling it to speed up checkout, track check-in, provide security and manage inventory.
Making Robots That Can See
Will RFID or vision technologies be used to identify objects on an assembly line?
Can I Track Items at Long Distances Using RFID?
As a follow-up question to your answer concerning the impracticality of utilizing an RFID-enabled smartphone to locate a golf ball (see Could a Smartphone Track a Miniature RFID Tag Placed on a Golf Ball?), is the technology suitable for locating an item that is, say,...
Omni-ID Introduces Printable On-Metal RFID Labels
The company’s new thin inlays, models IQ 400 and IQ 600, are available as adhesive labels that can be printed and encoded on a thermal printer. Several companies are now testing the tags.