The popularity of RFID is set to achieve further heights as Intel has announced an all in one solution for RFID tag reader devices. This is a low cost compressed chip which is expected to bring down...
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Can u believe this? Hitachi has taken the initiative for developing one of the smallest RFID chips tags and has crossed boundaries to create RFID tag in powder form. This is what the company says and...
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I had never thought that one day we would have edible RFID tags but Kodak has made this a reality. Kodak has developed digestible tags which when swallowed don't cause any harm to the human body....
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Intermec RFID tags are going to be tested in outer space by NASA. Roland Piquepaille writes in an article entitled "Will RFID Tags Work on Mars?":According to Computerworld, NASA will start...
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It's really cool, isn't it? well, here is a summary of the news: Crown and QinetiQ are jointly developing radio-frequency identification (RFID) tracking that will turn metal packaging into an...
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Hitachi has unveiled industry's first AirLocation II Tag which is a Wi-Fi active RFID tag. The new tag enables wireless LAN position detection and management of people who enter and leave...
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Hitachi and KDDI have come together to launch the muchip Reader with world's smallest sized muchip RFID tag to be used in Bluetooth enabled cell phones. Just hold your cell phone near it and the...
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Every so often the Wall Street Journal issues its Innovation Awards, for technology innovation. This past Monday, IBM was recognized in the Wall Street Journal Innovation Awards for its clipped tag....
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AeroScout, which is a leader in Wi-Fi based Active RFID solutions has enhanced its AeroScout T2 Tag. This is quite a popular Wi-Fi based Active RFID tag used for Asset Tracking and management. The...
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Realizing the importance of RFID tags which can carry more user programmable data as compared to 96 bit EPC and which could be used for product authentication, Impinj has come with Monaco/64 and...
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Last Friday I published a guest post by popular guest blogger Chris Kapsambelis, espousing a rather startling conclusion. See "Why the future of Passive RFID in the Supply Chain Looks Dim."...
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Editor's Note: I am pleased to provide another guest post by popular guest blogger, Chris Kapsambelis. The author asserts that given the way passive RFID is being implemented today, the economic...
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The researchers at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Institute of Textiles and clothing have come up with "An intelligent Simulator for Cross-selling & Up-selling using Smart Fitting Room...
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I'm not sure if this was deliberate or an accident, but a company has come up with a catchy name for a new tag to affix to metal surfaces to reduce interference from the metal. It's called a...
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Philips has come up with a new RFID chip meant for the library industry and it offers enhanced password protected security and privacy features. The chip called ICODE-SLIS addresses a number of...
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FDA will be asking pharmaceutical companies to use electronic tags for tracking products from factory to pharmacy. This could result in creation of business opportunities for technology firms ranging...
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Ekahau has come up with the third generation T301-A Wi-Fi tag. This third generation tag is an improvement over the second generation tag as it has a longer battery life, smaller form factor and...
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Scott Silverman, the Chairman of the Board of VeriChip Corporation proposed in a national television that their RFID tracking tags could be implanted on immigrants and guest workers. This statement...
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