Wall Street Journal Gets RFID Right—For Once
The venerable newspaper has written a positive story about how RFID is being used to reduce the number of passenger bags lost by airlines each year.
How Is the RFID Industry Doing in Egypt?
Can you please discuss the current status of the Egyptian market for radio frequency identification? —Name withheld ——— RFID Journal has not conducted any specific market research on the adoption of radio frequency identification in the Egypt or the Middle East....Michigan Households Get RFID-enabled Rewards for Recycling
An RFID-based incentives system uses EPC Gen 2 tags attached to collection bins, in order to track participation and give out prizes and discounts.
California Polytechnic Studies E. coli and Bagged Greens
Researchers will use RFID sensor tags to measure the real-time temperature and humidity levels of lettuce and spinach during shipment from packer to retailer, then replicate those conditions in a lab.
U.S. Department of Transportation Solicits Proposals From Small RFID Companies
The agency aims to find a way to stop motorcyclists who flip up their license plates and then taunt police officers to give chase.
U.S. Department of Transportation Solicits Proposals From Small RFID Companies
The agency aims to find a way to stop motorcyclists who flip up their license plates and then taunt police officers to give chase.
RFID News Roundup
GS1 US launches initiative with food-service companies; Ramtron announces RF-enabled wireless memory; Microplex opens shop in the United Kingdom; RF Code announces integration module for IBM’s Tivoli Monitoring software; GEL Interactive launches RFID solution to track event attendees; Zebra updates RZ Series RFID printers.
Is RFID Tag Data Secure?
Is the information on an RFID tag secure—or, if not, can it be secured? —Name withheld ——— Good question. The answer is, it depends. Most RFID tags lack security features. They provide their unique serial number to any interrogator, using the same air interface...RFID Survey Points to Optimism
Robert W. Baird & Co.’s survey of bar-code resellers suggests bar-code and RFID projects are moving forward again.