RFID 2030
We believe radio frequency identification will be widely adopted by 2030, and will have a profound impact not just on the way companies do business, but on the way people shop, travel, learn and more.
When Every Minute Counts
How will RFID affect the world of health care in the year 2030?
The Sandwich Generation Blog
How will RFID affect individuals’ home lives in the year 2030?
A Family Trip to the Mall
How will RFID affect the world of retail in the year 2030?
Spanning the RFID Standards “Chasm”
Guidelines, tools and adoption services are available that provide a bridge to standards compliance—and business success.
Helping Companies Select the Right RFID Technology
RFID Journal’s goal for 2010 is to do even more to help potential users of the technology to identify the systems that best meet their needs, and to choose the right hardware, software and service providers.
U.S. Forest Service Tracks Capitol Christmas Tree
A real-time location system from SkyBitz captured the route, minute by minute, of this year’s Capitol Christmas Tree, as it traveled from Arizona to Washington, D.C.
Toledo Hospital Aims for Greater Visibility
A ZigBee-based system from Awarepoint enables the facility to track its assets and rental equipment by plugging tag readers into wall outlets around the campus.
RFID Part of Best Inventions
RFID received two nods in 2008, but none this year.
Tetas Textiles Tracks Deliveries
The Turkish company has installed GPS, GPRS and RFID technologies in its cars, so that it can control costs by knowing, in real time, where its drivers are—and which orders they are delivering.