Do Any Inexpensive RFID Tags Offer a 1-Meter Read Range?

Is there a low-cost tag available on the market with such a range? —Name withheld ——— It depends on what you mean by low-cost. If you mean $0.01 each, then the answer is no. It also depends on what you mean by a tag. A raw RFID inlay is cheaper than an inlay that has...
RFID Improves Communication at Finnish Clinic

RFID Improves Communication at Finnish Clinic

Docrates is using a Wi-Fi-based system from Ekahau to not only locate patients, who are free to roam about the medical center, but also enable employees and patients to send messages to each other.

Automotive Groups Agree on RFID Guidelines for RTIs

The multinational Joint Automotive Industry Forum is about to release a set of requirements and recommendations for implementing RFID technology to track returnable transport items—the reusable containers used by that sector.

Can RFID Track Emergency Vehicles?

Is there a radio frequency identification system available that would allow such vehicles to be tracked while traveling in special lanes throughout a city? —Name withheld ——— To my knowledge, there is no system currently on the market that was designed specifically...

Which Frequencies Do Most RFID Systems Use?

Is any particular frequency employed more frequently than others? —Name withheld ——— There are a variety of frequencies used with radio frequency identification systems. • Passive low-frequency (LF) systems employ 125 kHz and 134 kHz. LF systems are used for animal...

RFID News Roundup

Ubisense intros Trimode tag, expands Transit Yard Manager; Mojix partners with UMedia to deliver RFID to the Middle East; TagStone announces final stage of investment from Noor Telecom; RFideaWorks unveils new distribution agreement for China; Terso intros larger RFID-enabled freezer for health care; free RFID tag reference guide available online.