Omni-ID Launches New High-Performance UHF Gen 2 Tags
According to the company, the new tags offer increased durability and read range—up to 35 meters.
Preventing RFID Brain Drain
RFID-skilled individuals and their employers need to take proactive steps to keep the industry’s most accomplished professionals in the talent pool.
The Recession Is Over—Now What?
The global economy appears to have turned the corner, but no one expects sales to pick up quickly, so companies need to focus on cutting costs and enhancing efficiencies.
Europe Gets Down to Business
After years of studies, trials and pilots, many European companies and organizations have determined how and where to best deploy RFID. Now, from Belgium to Finland, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and the United Kingdom, they’re putting the technology to work in a myriad of industries to solve real-world problems.
Can RFID Identify Game Players?
I would like to use RFID as part of an interactive game. Can it be implemented to identify a player quickly, and to give feedback that affects computer output? —Name withheld ——— Yes. The velocity of radio waves is slightly less than the speed of light (186,000 miles...Which RFID Tags Will Work in High-Humidity Environments?
Are there any radio frequency identification tags designed for use in environments with high levels of humidity? —Name withheld ——— Almost any RFID tag, if encapsulated in plastic for protection, will work in a highly humid environment. If you’re interested in...
Deaf Children Learn to Sign By Toying With RFID
Southeastern University researchers developed a system that uses RFID-tagged toys to teach American Sign Language to deaf preschoolers.
Web Portal Offers NFC-enabled Media on Demand
The TagAge Web site, created by Hansaprint and UPM Raflatac, lets businesses and consumers design and order their own printed and encoded NFC-enabled labels, cards and posters.