Is It Legal to Use Passive Tags and Readers to Track Classified Media and Computers Within an Open Storage Area?
The U.S. Department of Defense’s Directive 8100.02 prohibits the use of wireless devices within its classified information-processing facilities. Any input would be appreciated. —Name withheld ——— I reached out to several people within the U.S. Department of...GS1 and VICS to Merge
The Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Solutions Association will become part of the bar-code and RFID standards body.
Arkansas Jeweler Cuts Inventory Time By 75 Percent With RFID
A UHF system from Northern Apex enables Sissy’s Log Cabin to conduct inventories of its jewelry, as well as determine when an item is misplaced or missing.
Hong Kong Union Hospital Adopts RFID Temperature Sensors for Pediatric Patients
The system enables the children to have a better night’s sleep, and also provides nurses with real-time readings of temperature and other vital signs.
Retail Big-Data Startup Competition
The Auto-ID Labs at MIT is sponsoring a contest to create a prototype for a retail application leveraging big data to improve the retail demand chain.
GS1 and VICS to Merge
The Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Solutions Association will become part of the bar-code and RFID standards body.
Retail Big-Data Startup Competition
The Auto-ID Labs at MIT is sponsoring a contest to create a prototype for a retail application leveraging big data to improve the retail demand chain.
RFID’s Land of Opportunity: the Middle East
The region’s oil and gas industry possesses a distinctive collection of traits that offer a phenomenal potential for RFID and RTLS technology adoption.
Hitachi Chemical Markets Tiny UHF Tag
Measuring only 2.5 millimeters in length and width, the Ultra-Small Package tag has a read range that can be boosted by means of an external antenna or other metallic object.