Can Horticulture Be Tracked in a Wet-Soil Environment?

Is it feasible to use RFID tags in such a scenario? —Name withheld ——— The short answer is probably “yes,” though it depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you have to stick an RFID transponder in wet soil, then you will need to use a low-frequency...

RFID News Roundup

Avery Dennison intros new line of NFC inlays; German hospital deploys Wi-Fi badges for staff safety and tags for asset tracking; Kovio raises $15 million with lead investor Tyco Retail Solutions; RF Monolithics adds new wireless sensor products to portfolio; ILP becomes exclusive distributor of Surfaceslab smart surfaces in North America; adoption of NFC RFID continues to grow at hotels.

RFID Gathers Evidence for a Lawsuit

RFID Gathers Evidence for a Lawsuit

In a dispute involving fair-labor laws, an RFID system involving EPC Gen 2 tags and readers was temporarily set up within a factory to document how long workers remained on-site.

Will RFID Prices Come Down in the Near Future?

We are an RFID products provider, and are having a tough time marketing our solutions in India, as customers say the technology costs too much, and that they can use cheap labor to count items. —Jignesh ——— Jignesh, I have heard this argument before—that low-wage...

How Can Companies Ensure That Serial Numbers Are Unique?

Usually, there’s a 32-bit transponder identification (TID) number and a 64-bit unique identification (UID) number for RFID tag specifications. Which one is unalterable and unique? —Name withheld ——— Not all RFID tags are the same. Some have a transponder ID, and...