Philips demos plastic RFID chip 1st March 2006 Philips Research, a unit of Netherlands-based Philips Royal Electronics, announced the development of a 13.56 MHz radio frequency identification chip
A fabulous way to go fabless 1st March 2006 For a manager wanting complete visibility into his supply chain, item-level radio frequency identification offers great promise. But a significant hurdle
Philips demos plastic RFID chip 24th February 2006 Philips Research, a unit of Netherlands-based Philips Royal Electronics, announced the development of a 13.56 MHz radio frequency identification chip based entirely on plastic electronics
Hitachi claims smallest RFID chip 17th February 2006 Hitachi recently announced the development of a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that the company said is the thinnest and smallest such chip in the world, measuring 0.15 x 0.15 millimeters and 7.5 micrometers thick
RFID badge for lead retrieval 5th January 2006 Lead-retrieval vendor Dietze Enterprises introduced the RFBadge, which is designed to let tradeshow exhibitors capture vital information from attendee badges without using cumbersome standard readers
Item-level RFID takes a step forward 1st January 2006 Symbol Technologies and Vue Technologies recently announced that they would jointly develop integrated item-level radio frequency identification, or RFID,
Symbol, Vue to develop item-level RFID solutions 16th December 2005 Symbol Technologies and Vue Technologies announced this week that the two companies would jointly develop integrated item-level radio frequency identification solutions for both the retailing and manufacturing sectors
News Nokia, others announce near-field-communications trial Atlanta 14th December 2005 Several key companies announced a near-field-communications (NFC) trial that will let participating customers make contactless payments and access mobile content from their mobile phones at Philips Arena in Atlanta.
RFID application added to mobile computers 7th October 2005 Skaneateles Falls, N.Y.-based Hand Held Products has added a radio frequency identification application developed by U.K.-headquartered UnIOue ID to its line of mobile computers
Item-level RFID stuck at concept stage 1st October 2005 Item-level radio frequency identification could be the next frontier in supply-chain management. Several major retail chains including Marks & Spencer
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