Texas Instruments makes RFID announcements 1st July 2005 Texas Instruments this week announced that it has begun shipping radio-frequency-identification (RFID) chips–inlays and straps–based on Generation 2 (Gen 2) protocol, marking the company’s entrance into the retailer-centric RFID market
Intelligent Systems announces RFID solution for retailers 22nd June 2005 Intelligent Systems has unveiled a set of intelligent radio frequency identification networking hardware and software offerings, allowing retailers to deploy item-level tracking solutions
Paratek awarded $1.987 million DMEA contract for RFID 21st June 2005 Paratek Microwave Inc. received a $1.987 million contract award from the Defense of MicroElectronics Activity (DMEA) to further research and development on state-of-the-art concepts for military radio frequency identification (RFID) antennas
Symbol, IBM, Philips demonstrate Gen 2 RFID interoperability 17th June 2005 Symbol Technologies, in cooperation with IBM and Royal Philips Electronics, this week demonstrated interoperability between radio frequency identification (RFID) tags based on the new EPC Generation 2 standard and older Gen 1 tags.
Wireless Facilities wins defense RFID deal 19th May 2005 Wireless Facilities this week announced that the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has agreed to purchase the company’s radio frequency identification (RFID) readers as part of the agency’s project to use passive RFID technology in its supply chain
Intermec makes RFID announcements 13th May 2005 Intermec Technologies on Wednesday announced it has been awarded a blanket purchasing agreement to provide the Department of Defense (DOD) and the U.S. Coast Guard with passive UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) with fixed-mounted and transportable readers
First SD card RFID reader for handhelds unveiled 15th April 2005 TradeWind Technologies announced it has introduced an RFID reader that it says is the world’s first commercially available reader in the SD card form factor
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British retailer expands RFID trial to 53 stores 1st April 2005 Marks & Spencer, a retailer of apparel, furniture and household goods headquartered in London, said it would expand a trial of radio frequency identification
British retailer expands RFID trial 7th March 2005 Marks & Spencer, a retailer of apparel, furniture and household goods headquartered in London, said it would expand a trial of radio frequency identification technology to 53 of its 433 stores in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and Hong Kong in Spring 2006
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