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Article | 13/04/2012 RFID "starter kit" is low-cost entry to asset management
Nowadays, you don't have to be a Wal-Mart or Johnson & Johnson to deploy RFID. A kind of "RFID starter kit" from Tego lets much smaller businesses...
Article | 13/10/2010 RFID could ease hunt for lost IT gear
If concerns about cost and security can be overcome, RFID technology could help solve a growing problem in large <a href="http://www.computerworld.com...
Article | 9/09/2010 IT asset tracking system combines RFID, infrared for rack-level identification
RF Code today announced a new system that uses a combination of radio frequency identification (RFID) and infrared technology to keep tabs on the loca...
Article | 15/05/2010 Ice cream with (RFID) chips to go
Businesses are using Radio Frequency ID (RFID) tags to track everything from large shipping containers, to livestock to tiny electronic components. It...
Article | 19/04/2010 Controlling RFID tags to protect privacy
A researcher is working on technology he hopes will be able to control RFID tags and protect private information.
Article | 23/02/2010 163 million smartbooks to ship in 2015
A new research study estimates that 163 million "smartbooks" will ship worldwide in 2015 - a significant rate of growth given that the very first mode...
Article | 2/09/2009 IBM appeals to girls with microchipped butterflies
Tracking Monarch butterflies on their route from Toronto to the Mexican border might be just what a 12-year-old girl needs to spark daydreams about gr...
Article | 19/08/2009 IBM middleware interprets data from RFID, other sensors
IBM on Tuesday introduced middleware that can gather data from a wide variety of networked sensors, analyze it, and feed it into other enterprise appl...
Article | 12/08/2009 RFID to help keep the world's mail on time
One of the world's newest communications technologies soon will be used to track one of the oldest.
Article | 18/07/2009 Freecom puts swipe-card security on hard drive
Storage vendor Freecom has come up with a new external USB hard drive that can only be accessed using an RFID (radio frequency identification) swipe c...
Article | 21/04/2009 Interactive maps debut on Tokyo subway
Travellers on Tokyo's subway system are getting some high-tech help finding their destinations with the start of trials Monday of an interactive map s...
Article | 24/10/2008 Researchers find problems with RFID passport cards
RFID tags used in two new types of border-crossing documents in the U.S. are vulnerable to snooping and copying, a researcher said on Thursday.
Article | 23/10/2008 ‘Magic’ mirror to display product information as shoppers try on clothes
NEC and supply chain standards group GS1 today launched a new technology, called the EPCmagic Mirror, that can display key product information such as...

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