Sensors
RTLS Market To Exceed $1.6 Billion by 2010
This is the second guest article from Yankee Group, with predicts that active RFID real-time location systems RTLS will have less than $20 million in revenue for 2005. However, rapid growth will happen in the next several years: global revenue will exceed $1.6 billion by 2010.The Active RFID Market, Part 1
In this guest article from Yankee Group, analyst Marcus Torchia defines active RFID real-time location systems (RTLS), explains the different kinds, and makes recommendations to enterprises in the market to purchase one.RFID and the Cold Chain, Part II
Last week RFID Update participated in a phone call discussion about the cold chain, which covered all aspects of the ways in which RFID is being used throughout the cold chain to improve old processes and expand into new ones.RFID and the Cold Chain, Part I
Last week RFID Update participated in a phone call discussion about the cold chain, which covered all aspects of the ways in which RFID is being used throughout the cold chain to improve old processes and expand into new ones.Taking a Bigger Picture Look at RFID
Many RFID Update readers responded with an unshaken confidence in RFID's potential to yesterday's coverage of VDC's bearish article on the short-term RFID market.RF Code Lands $20 Million in Venture Funding
RFID hardware and software provider RF Code of Mesa, Arizona, yesterday announced $20 million in venture capital funding from QuestMark Partners and Intel Capital.Intel and Oracle Form Alliance Around RFID and Sensors
Oracle and Intel announced yesterday that they will work together to develop systems that manage data generated by RFID and sensors at the enterprise edge.Super RFID Gaining Momentum, But Still Years Off
A British company called Instrumental is emerging as an early player in what many experts predict will be as transformative as RFID: sensor technology.RFID and Sensors to Become “Super RFID” in the Future
More expectation came Tuesday that RFID and sensor technology will eventually fuse in function and purpose.