Privacy
An Injection of Common Sense
A new video currently circulating falsely claims COVID-19 vaccines will contain RFID chips intended to track everyone who receives them.
A Not-So-Novel Idea Involving RFID
An implausible new self-published science fiction novel is based around the silly premise of radio frequency identification being used to control the masses and create a dictatorship.
India’s New RFID Passports
The nation is poised to require all of its citizens to obtain electronic passports with embedded RFID technology by next year. Could other countries follow this example?
Active RFID Delivers Contact Tracing Without Fixed Infrastructure
German technology startup Compike is selling its social-distancing tracker technology through partners around the world to provide plug-and-play tracing data about contact within less than 2 meters, which is shared only if an individual tests positive for COVID-19.
Why the IoT Industry Must Prioritize Privacy
Companies that offer IoT products often prioritize functionality, availability and accessibility, but security and privacy must be more than mere afterthoughts.
A Healthy Dose of Common Sense
A trending Facebook post claims the U.S. government is using the coronavirus pandemic to embed RFID chips in everyone. Don't believe everything you read.
Why More Sensors Means More Susceptibility in the IoT
Data privacy can only be guaranteed when users make their own informed decisions regarding device use.
Three Roadblocks that Could Hinder Warehouse IoT Adoption
It's vital to get warehouse personnel excited about RFID, BLE and other IoT-enabled technologies in order to create avenues that can drive innovation and deliver value.
MeReal Biometrics Combines Biometrics and NFC Technologies for New Card Solution
The company, based in France and Hong Kong, is selling an ID card for the hospitality industry that leverages Near Field Communication, as well as biometrics and acoustic signals, to vary the level of security for access control, payments and VIP services.
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Webinar Report: Why Item-Level RFID Is the Key to BOPIS 2.0
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Virtual Event Report: RFID in Harsh Environments
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Virtual Event Report: RFID in the Food Chain
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Virtual Event Report: RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehouse Management
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RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! 2020 Report
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Webinar Report: The Future Demands Action Now
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U.K. Hotel Transitions to BLE Mobile Room Access
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NFC, BLE Track Contacts, Staff Movements for Senior Living
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RFID Cracks the Nut for Manufacturing Efficiency, Visibility
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Amazon Web Services Partners with LoRa Companies for IoT
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BAE Systems Rolls Out RFID to Gain Asset Visibility
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Wendy’s Pilot Finds Traceability, Inventory Count Speed Boost With RFID
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Passive UHF RFID Readers Manage High-Speed Tolling in Turkey
Tetra HGS, a toll and vehicle ID solutions company, has rolled out hundreds of cognitive readers in ...
IoT Shines Light on Solar Operation Management
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2021 RFID Trends Will Include a Greater Focus on Supply Chain and EAS
BSN, a packaging materials manufacturer and solutions provider, has been developing products aimed a ...
Network Provider Adds LoRaWAN to Its Network for IoT Solutions
California-based telecommunications company GeoLinks is rolling out long-range wide-area network ( ...
Lack of IoT Standards Won’t be Resolved Soon, Study Says
Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are providing visibility into supply chains in a highly fragme ...
NFC Enables Installers to Configure HVAC Settings via a Smartphone App
European thermostat controls manufacturer  Cotherm is building Near Field Communication (NFC) techn ...
Webinar Report: Why Item-Level RFID Is the Key to BOPIS 2.0
Apparel and footwear retailers were struggling with "buy online, pickup in store" (BOPIS) before the ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in Harsh Environments
Companies in the oil and gas, chemical, mining, construction and energy industries are using radio f ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in the Food Chain
On Oct. 29, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID in the Food Chain," sponsored by ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehouse Management
On Oct. 27, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehou ...
RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! 2020 Report
Every year, RFID Journal hosts an in-person event called RFID Journal LIVE!, in which buyers, sell ...
Webinar Report: The Future Demands Action Now
For businesses to excel during periods of downturn and hardship, taking the proper steps and having ...