Does Covering a Tag Render It Unreadable?

Is it true that passive RFID tags in hospitals can not be read if they are covered with, for example, a blanket or a white sheet? —Name withheld ——— That is untrue. Passive high-frequency (HF) and ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) tags can be read through a blanket or a...

RFID News Roundup

Marubeni Chemix introduces aviation-grade tags made with Tego chips; Murata, Kathrein partner on UHF RFID for use in electronics production; AeroScout closes $16 million investment; Cissoid, Instrumentel intro high-temp, passive RFID telemetry chip; IDTronic unveils EaZy aXXess access-control products; Buenos Aires toll operator selects TransCore’s technology.

Final Agenda Announced for RFID in Defense

At this premiere conference, being held on Nov. 30, at the Doubletree Hotel Crystal City-National Airport, in Arlington, Va., end users and RFID experts will explain the benefits of using RFID technology in the defense industry.

RFID Brings Safety to Spanish Port

RFID Brings Safety to Spanish Port

TTI Algeciras’ terminal uses RFID and RTLS to help locate shuttles and prevent collisions as they transport containers to and around unmanned mobile cranes as vessels are loaded and unloaded.

Can RFID Track Automobile Components?

How can the technology help to facilitate this application? —Name withheld ——— There are a couple of ways to think about this. One involves tracking parts from the point at which they are made until they arrive at an automobile manufacturing facility, and the other...