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Using RFID's report on RFID, Auto-ID, wireless, NFC and contactless smart cards for the week ending February 19th, 2008...
NEWS: Axcess opens up Dot platform to developers
Axcess International has announced the opening of its 'Dot' micro-wireless technology to developers for building applications to enable wireless communications from all things in the enterprise.
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BRIEFING: AIM Global announces six new board members
AIM Global, the trade association recognised as the worldwide authority on automatic identification and mobility, today announced the election of six members to its 16-member Board of Directors. New Board members are Norbert Dawalibi of Sirit Inc., Matt Schler of Datalogic Scanning, and Rick ...
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NEWS: RFID to track Emirates baggage at Heathrow
In the UK, Heathrow airport is evaluating RFID technology to improve baggage tracking, using Motorola's RFID readers as part of a joint project between the airport's operator, BAA, and Emirates Airlines.
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BRIEFING: ViVOtech secures equity investment from Citi
California-based ViVOtech has secured an equity investment from Citi to continue developing its contactless and Near Field Communication (NFC) mobile phone payment and promotion technologies. ViVOtech's technology forms the foundation for a range of consumer payment, loyalty and promotion ...
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NEWS: EC supports Global RFID standards forum
The standards organisations GS1, ETSI and CEN, have launched a Global RFID Interoperability Forum for Standards (GRIFS) - a support action project funded by the European Union. Its aim is to improve collaboration and maximise the global interoperability of RFID standards.
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BRIEFING: AeroScout and Reva partner for asset tracking
AeroScout and Reva Systems have partnered to deliver a combined Active RFID and Passive RFID solution for enterprises, through which Reva Systems provides a gateway for Passive RFID data to AeroScout's new MobileView 4.0 application, enabling customers to use it as a single platform to view and ...
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NEWS: Using item-level RFID in retail: What's your view?
In March 2007, research by Aberdeen Group revealed that retailers were increasingly considering RFID adoption, with 64% being motivated by asset tracking. But how has the situation changed over the past year?
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BRIEFING: Raflatac tags for Skiing world cup access control
UPM Raflatac is supplying RFID inlays to support personal and vehicle access to this month's 'Piemonte Mondiale' event in Sestriere, Italy, followed by the FIS female downhill ski World Cup. UPM Raflatac HF inlays, converted into PVC cards and tags, are being issued and checked by a system ...
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NEWS: Intellident puts its money where its RFID is
For companies that want to take advantage of RFID but are not fully confident of the business case, Intellident has an answer: In a bold move, the company says it will now guarantee a positive return on investment (ROI) for any client it takes on - or it will refund the entire project's purchase cost.
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BRIEFING: RSI ID adds new baggage tag antenna designs
RSI ID Technologies has launched a new RFID antenna, designed specifically for use in baggage tracking applications. The RSI Blade leverages the NXP UCODE Gen 2 G2XL and G2XM ICs and offers exceptional orientation insensitivity and wideband operation, making it ideal for baggage tracking ...
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