Networking
Washington state passes RFID anti-spying law
Washington Gov. Chris Gregoir this week signed a bill making it a Class C felony to use RFID technology to...
Read moreHosted RFID service targets mobile users
A new hosted service from SkyeTek is designed to apply RFID technology for mobile users and applications.A new hosted service...
Read moreFood poisoning outbreaks could prove a boon to RFID
Recent national outbreaks of E.coli and salmonella poisoning are likely to prompt government mandates requiring that food products be tracked...
Read moreRuBee aims to be a rugged alternative to RFID
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has approved a standard for RuBee, a technology that is a bit like...
Read moreSony’s TransferJet tech moves closer to reality
TransferJet, a data transmission technology developed by Sony that allows information to be exchanged between gadgets by simply bringing them...
Read more‘The Internet of Things’ now includes a human heart
With the news that an American woman has received a pacemaker with a wireless connection to the Internet, the so-called...
Read moreBetter business process is No.1 driver behind RFID
While 2009 was a tough year for IT budgets, enterprises are recognizing the value that radio frequency identification technology (RFID)...
Read moreRFID tags work better in building ducts
Researchers have discovered that ventilation ducts at least triple the distance that radio waves from passive RFID tags can travel...
Read moreMojix extends its wide-area RFID product for enterprises
Mojix has released a new version of its wide-area RFID tag reading product, now capable of reading tags 600 or...
Read moreRFID: Befuddled by FUD
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology has shown promise as a way to monitor the movement and even the condition of all...
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