Turin Business Group Explores RFID’s Potential to Add Value to Cheese
The technology would authenticate the product and track its origins—including the very grass eaten by cows supplying the milk from which the cheese is made.
How Many RFID Portals Are Currently in Use in the United Kingdom?
I’m a university student compiling a business report on RFID technology. Is there any way I can get an estimate of the number of RFID portals being utilized in warehouses in the United Kingdom? —Name withheld ——— Companies such as ABI Research, Venture...
RFID Meets Brand Protection
Published by Vandagraf International: May 2010
What Happens on an RFID Transponder’s Chip to Enable Tags to Avoid Interference?
What exactly is done at the modulation site of a tag’s IC to put the information into the side band carrier “far” away from the base band of a reader? In the article, there is described a sort of “listen-before-talk” (LBT) function—if a...New Book Focuses on RFID Applications
Leaders of the MIT Auto-ID Labs have come together to produce a book aimed at engineers working on RFID projects.
What if RFID Were Truly Risk-Free?
To accelerate RFID adoption, we need technology providers that can muster the capability—and the nerve—to shoulder the risk of implementations.
Out-of-the-Box RFID Solutions
RFID Journal is offering several starter kits from technology partners that end users can employ to track IT assets, apparel and other items.
ODIN Acquires Reva Systems
Leveraging Reva’s TAP software and middleware solution, ODIN has launched a new product dubbed EasyTAP, combining software, middleware and integration services for fast, scalable deployments.
RFID Makes Common People an Uncommon Store
The Mexican retailer is using RFID to enhance the customer experience, and to provide suppliers with better inventory data.