Filed in archive EPC Standards
by gautam on December 18, 2007
As of now there is hundred reads per minute speed for HF tags and two hundred and fifty reads per minute speed for UHF tags but how about something more than this? Let's say three hundred? Ok five...
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Come October and a number of devices available in the market in Korea will come along with a mobile RFID code. This is being regarded as something sort of first in the world. Three types of mobile...
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Interesting quote, by the head of German retailer Metro, on the need for standardization in RFID: Speaking at the opening of the Global Retail Technology Forum in Düsseldorf, Hans-Joachim Korber,...
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MIT's Auto-ID Lab has been asked by EPCglobal to build a "software simulation to study how data will flow to global trading partners using radio frequency identification (RFID) and the...
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InformationWeek has an intriguing piece about RFID standards and the pace of RFID adoption in China, and how that impacts multi-nationals like General Motors: "General Motors China will hold off...
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Next week the biggest RFID event in the United States will start: RFID Journal Live!RFID Journal, the publication that puts on this event, says to expect to see the debut of new tags and readers...
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Is China building another wall, an RFID wall? An article in InformationWeek (subscribe for free) reports that China is developing its own RFID standard for use within China, as this extract from the...
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Interesting insights about the Generation 2 standard for RFID. This columnist in Frontline Solutions has some practical advice for buyers of RFID tags and readers, about what to include in RFP...
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If you read just one article on RFID today, make sure it is this fascinating interview of Verisign's CEO, Stratton Sclavos on sfgate.com. (Hat tip to Mark Johnson of RFID Tribe for the link.)...
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Welcome back from your holiday breaks, and welcome to the New Year. Even though the Gen 2 standard has been adopted, it could be 3 - 18 months before companies start deploying the new standard. Texas...
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By now you've probably seen the news: last week EPCglobal ratified the so-called Gen 2 Electronic Product Code standard. EPCglobal says the standard is royalty-free, meaning that RFID vendors that...
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Intermec has announced that "it would suspend for 60 days its intellectual property (IP) licenses to stimulate RFID manufacturers to create and test systems. A next-generation standard to allow...
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The recent International RFID IP Conference demonstrated just how troublesome the whole patent issue is surrounding RFID. The issues are apparently more complex than most people realized. It seems...
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EPCglobal is one step closer to establishing an industry standard for RFID-based EPCs. It has moved the Gen 2 specification to the final stage before its ratification as a standard. The next step is...
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As pointed out before in this blog, the RFID patent situation is messy. But some steps are being taken to clarify the patents situation. One of the largest holders of RFID patents, Intermec, recently...
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