Electric Company Gases Up on RFID
Horizon Utilities is using a low-frequency RFID system to monitor and authorize usage at its two Ontario fueling stations.
Finalists Unveiled for the Fourth Annual RFID Journal Awards
The winners for the 2010 RFID Journal Awards, including Best RFID Implementation, Most Innovative Use of RFID, Best Use of RFID in a Product or Service, Best in Show and Special Achievement, will be revealed at LIVE!
Can RFID Be a Lock For a Notebook?
Is it possible to use radio frequency identification in this manner? —Name withheld ——— I assume you are referring to a notebook PC. There has been some research conducted into the possibility of employing RFID to lock electronic equipment so that it won’t work...
Retirement Community Gains Insight From RTLS
Technology from Intelligent InSites and CenTrak allows Rockhill Mennonite to know the locations of its residents and employees in real time, enabling faster responses to calls for assistance, as well as documentation of patients’ activities and care.
Who Offers a Simple, Complete Asset-Tracking Solution?
We are a provider of IT assets, and are often asked for an asset-tracking solution. In our research, it seems passive RFID solutions require you to find the best tag for a specific asset, but the provider usually makes tags and nothing else. As result, we have to...
Royal Food Import Expects E-Seals Will Save It a King’s Ransom
The food importer will soon begin using Savi Networks cargo container seals to track the location and temperature of products being transported from factories overseas to stores in the United States.
Can RFID Improve Supply Chain Visibility?
Is radio frequency identification useful for increasing the flow of information as a product is moved from a supplier to a customer? —Name withheld ——— Yes, it is—assuming that partners are willing to share data. EPCglobal has developed standards not just for...
A Decade of Progress
An RFID evangelist, cheerleader and agent provocateur shares his views on the industry’s failures and successes during the past 10 years.
Circuit-Board Maker Adopts RFID
NBS Corp. uses 125 kHz passive tags to provide visibility into the components it installs on its circuit boards, to assure its customers that each board was properly assembled and is traceable should a component fail or be recalled.
Understanding RFID Adoption Trends
In a free webinar hosted by RFID Journal, Geoffrey Moore, the bestselling author of Crossing the Chasm and Inside the Tornado, will discuss the technology adoption life cycle for radio frequency identification, and answer questions from vendors.