Baird has published the July edition of . The 20-page document is a worthwhile read for anyone requiring an overview of the industry’s last 30 days. For those without time to do so, we have reprinted here the report’s summary.
The German retailer is using Avery Dennison’s AD-843 tag to track pallets loaded with food products, providing nearly 100 percent read rate.
Robin Harris, a blogger on ZDNet, claims RFID passports will lead to your being captured by a terrorist. He hasn’t got a clue.
Todd Lewan’s recent article about skimming IDs from PASS cards spreads the usual misinformation.
ThingMagic unveils components for Mercury5e reader module; Arygon introduces multi-protocol HF RFID reader; Kovio lands additional funding to print silicon tags; RFID keeps time with Seattle marathon runners; RFID hardware market slows, but will pick up within two years; AEM Technologies merges with CardFactory.
The four-story, 900-car operation expects active RFID tags will enable it to speed up allocation of parking spaces and locate cars more quickly, allowing it to process vehicles in one-tenth the time.
RFID at Wal-Mart, wine sales, a major RTLS implementation, $20 million in venture funding for one RFID company and €65 million in credit for another are among the highlights from this week’s industry news roundup.
Todd Lewan’s recent article about skimming IDs from PASS cards spreads the usual misinformation.