EPC Technology
Avery Dennison Looks Beyond Apparel
The company's seven new passive EPC Gen 2 tags are designed to expand the use of item-level RFID to other products, such as cosmetics, jewelry and shoes.
Smartrac Group and RFMicron to Develop Passive Sensor Tags
Smartrac will offer a new line of EPC Gen 2 passive UHF inlays containing antennas that act as sensors able to detect humidity, pressure and other conditions.Chinese Company Announces Plans to Invest in Alien Technology
Century is among five firms that sell RFID products and are forming a joint venture for purpose of purchasing a percentage of the U.S. RFID company.
The Year Ahead
Expect to see RFID adoption accelerate, but not explode.
How to Deploy EPCIS
Design the data, then set up your software.Round Rock Completes Licensing Deals With Majority of RFID Vendors
The licensing firm says it now has agreements with at least 90 percent of all EPC tag suppliers to the U.S. market, and will focus its future efforts on educating RFID suppliers and end users, to ensure the patents are honored.
EPCIS for Internal Projects
The standard for sharing information can maximize the value of your RFID hardware investment.
A New EPC on the Block
GS1 has developed an RFID standard for identifying automotive components and parts.
Managing User Memory
How to read and write data on Gen 2 RFID tags.