Winner of ‘Contest for a Cause’ Announced
Xtreme RFID, in collaboration with RFID Journal, has announced that Edward Blackman, from Caledonia, Mich., is the competition’s winner.
Atlanta’s Transit Authority to Test Bombardier’s Rail-Worker Safety System
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority will demonstrate the company’s TrackSafe solution for the Federal Transit Administration, to determine how well RFID technology can help prevent accidents.
Redpine Signals Intros Dual-Frequency Wi-Fi RFID Tag
The company’s WiseMote tag can transmit data at 5 GHz, which is less commonly used and thus a less crowded channel than the traditional 2.4 GHz band.
Big Award
Two winners of last year’s RFID Journal Award for Most Innovative Use of RFID have found an interesting way to highlight their solution.
Winner of ‘Contest for a Cause’ Announced
Xtreme RFID, in collaboration with RFID Journal, has announced that Edward Blackman, from Caledonia, Mich., is the competition’s winner.
The Passion of the Next Generation
I received an encouraging e-mail from a high-school student who is energized by what radio frequency identification can do.
What Will Replace the CompTIA Test?
Will a new program emerge as the standard or accepted method of becoming RFID-certified, now that there is no longer a CompTIA certification course? —Name withheld ——— A group of stakeholders is currently working to create a new RFID certification program. It will...Walki Launches Service Using Lasers to Make Tag Antennas
The company claims that its Pantenna UHF antennas are less expensive than most others on the market, with a lower environmental impact.
Enjoying the RFID Journey
I was recently honored by the RFID community—but the truth is, I felt honored before receiving this much-appreciated tribute.