In The Name of RFID
Selling a radio frequency identification solution establishes clarity and confidence.
Where the RFID Industry Has Failed
There is still a great deal of misunderstanding regarding what the technology is and does—and how it might be abused—that the industry needs to address.
The RFID Privacy Conundrum
Is it better to address potential problems before they occur, or allow the technology to evolve and then address issues as they arise?
The RFID Privacy Conundrum
Is it better to address potential problems before they occur, or allow the technology to evolve and then address issues as they arise?
Where Can I Find Consumer RFID Kits?
Is there a kit on the market that is independent of a PC, is battery-powered, has a 4- to 6-foot range, and can beep when a tag is detected? —Name withheld ——— I am unaware of a specific kit available. 3M and other firms have developed high-frequency (HF) readers that...
ORLocate RFID-enabled System for Surgical Sponges and Instruments Gets FDA Clearance
The system’s developer says that three U.S. hospitals will soon deploy the technology, testing its ability to track surgical items and ensure they don’t remain in a patient, or get lost.
RFID Boosts Profit Margin, Safety for Axxa Pharma
The Argentine pharmaceutical distributor can track the buying and selling price of its medicines, as well as expiration dates, ensuring the drugs are properly billed, and that no expired products are shipped to customers.
Using RFID to Improve Online Availability
Radio frequency identification can play an invaluable role in linking online and brick-and-mortar stores.
Using RFID to Improve Online Availability
Radio frequency identification can play an invaluable role in linking online and brick-and-mortar stores.
RFID Hardware Supply Struggles to Meet Demand
Shortages in RFID components and silicon are increasing order times for RFID readers, printers and tags by up to 14 weeks.