Paris law firm tracks files using RFID 27th June 2007 RFID infrastructure developer TAGSYS and IDENT, a France-based specialist in RFID systems integration and antitheft protection for document management, deployed an RFID system to track and manage client files at Paris-based law firm Lhermet, La Bigne & …
NATO chooses RFID product line 19th June 2007 The NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency has established a contract with Savi Technology, a Lockheed Martin company, for its radio frequency identification (RFID) products, services, software and solutions. The contract lets the 26 nations of the NATO …
RFID reader module now available 15th June 2007 San Jose, Calif.-based WJ Communications unveiled the WJM1000, a UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) reader module. The module offers software configurable options to set the RF output power from 10 dB to 24 dB. According to the company, it lets …
DoD awards $28 million contract 14th June 2007 Unisys Corp. yesterday announced that the U.S. Department of Defense awarded the company a $28 million contract to continue its efforts on the radio frequency identification, or RFID, program begun 13 years ago to track equipment and supplies. …
GPS RFID tag unveiled 13th June 2007 IDENTEC Solutions has developed the GPS tag, a satellite-assisted radio frequency identification tag that can isolate the specific location and movement of an asset. The tag is self-tracking and offers a read range in excess of 500 meters, according to …
High-tech systems aim to foil counterfeit wine 12th June 2007 Wine makers are turning to radio frequency identification chips to track product and avoid counterfeiting
Steel company invests in RFID 5th June 2007 Dublin, Calif.-based Sybase iAnywhere announced that Detroit, Mich.-based ThyssenKrupp Steel would deploy its RFID Anywhere system. The software-based infrastructure will be used in ThyssenKrupp Steel’s new steel mill in the Bay of Sepetiba, Brazil, to …
News NIST identifies RFID security threats 1st June 2007 That National Institute of Standards and Technology released a report that advises organizations that use radio frequency identification to evaluate security and privacy risks associated with the technology.
Medical center uses RFID to track esophageal reflux 30th May 2007 Dallas-based UT Southwestern Medical Center has developed a system that uses electrical impulses to track esophageal reflux. The wireless monitoring system uses radio frequency identification technology combined with impedance monitoring, which tracks …
Business supply company to deploy RFID software suite 29th May 2007 The Staples Business Depot, a Canadian supplier of office supplies and business services, will install AbsoluteSKY’s intelliTRACKER RFID-based software suite in one of its stores. Fujitsu Transaction Solutions, which partners with AbsoluteSKY on retail …
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