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Experts refute RFID virus claims (21/03/2006)

... experts have refuted claims that RFID tags can be used to corrupt databases and even potentially to spread computer viruses.This move was taken by AIM Global, the trade association for automatic identification and mobility, in response to a ...

RFID Enterprise 2.0 released (15/03/2006)

... areas — provides for the decoding of tag data after reads and the encoding of data when printing and commissioning RFID tags* Eclipse-based IDE and core runtime engine for event routing, message transformation, service design, business process ...

RFID tags on trial (6/03/2006)

... Product Code network.The EPCglobal network is a set of services used for sharing the information collected by RFID tags and readers. The network is made up of many elements, including the EPC Information Service which facilitates the storage ...

RFID myths debunked (19/02/2006)

... The EPC is an RFID replacement of the current bar codes (GTIN/UPC).Truth: Electronic Product Code (EPC) used in RFID tags and bar coding are considered complementary data capture technologies. Even with large-scale adoption of RFID, there ...

RFID - a look under the cover (15/02/2006)

... of the lessons from successful pilots include practical technical considerations about the best location to place RFID tags, and the best way to read tags.FOX IV Technologies CEO Richard Fox told the workshop audience of the issues involved in ...

RFID: bringing mobility into the warehouse (13/02/2006)

... right location, understanding how the environment effects the tags and readers,” said Ramadan.In some instances, RFID tags can be used to replace barcodes that spoil in harsh environmental conditions, whereas in other cases barcodes may work ...

RFID mainly ‘smart’ in 2014 (10/02/2006)

... costly.The higher use of RFID labels allowed economies of scale to begin to be achieved in the production of the RFID tags, which serve as the brains of these smart labels.The standardisation of RFID systems allows products from many ...

How are you tracking? RFID, bar codes and the future of the supply chain (9/02/2006)

... battery powered and can communicate information such as temperature to the reader.In terms of shortfalls, Mo said RFID tags, while coated to protect against abrasion, are susceptible to damage from being knocked around. This makes them ...

NCR to apply RFID to its products (31/01/2006)

... track other products across the company's other business units.NCR's end-to-end solutions - which include printers, RFID tags and the data management software to support and manage information exchange across the supply chain - will ensure ...

Accu-Sort installs automated RFID labeling at Schering Plough (19/01/2006)

... Dr. Scholl's foot care products, and OTC medications.Fast Tag automates the process of applying and verifying RFID tags on cartons. At the Memphis facility, pallets are broken down into individual cartons, and placed on one side of a U-shaped ...

Reaching beyond the four walls (18/01/2006)

... And in the future, RFID might serve as a trigger."There is some disagreement on just how long it will take for RFID tags to become a factor in real-time supply chain management (click on www.fourwalls.mmh.com for more details), but most ...

Real-time tech talk (18/01/2006)

... automates the process. That allows you to capture information at more points in the supply chain."Meanwhile, active RFID tags continually track the location of high-value assets in a factory, distribution center and yard. "That kind of ...

Manhattan Associates means more than warehouse management (18/01/2006)

... to Wal-Mart, Bentonville, Ark., and other large retailers that are demanding that items coming to their warehouses have RFID tags.Greg Gilbert, Manhattan's director of RFID solutions and strategy, says Manhattan wants customers to get a return ...

Law Enforcement Looks to the Skies (17/01/2006)

... an independent group, whether some new wireless technologies, such as picocell transmission, ultrawideband (UWB) and RFID tags, might affect airplane controls. The results of that investigation are due at the end of 2006.Meanwhile, the DOJ ...

Air Rage Could Ground Cell Phones (17/01/2006)

... through an independent group, how some new wireless technologies such as picocell transmission, ultrawideband (UWB) and RFID tags might affect airplane controls. The results of that investigation are due at the end of 2006.The Association of ...

Doomed to repeat the past? (17/01/2006)

... privacy of as many as 10,000 workers is currently being violated by RFID technology. A Wal-Mart pilot project testing RFID tags on razor packages was reportedly canceled due to concerns about customer privacy (the company was using videotape to ...

Inventory and Information Moving Together (16/01/2006)

... The food must be disposed of," explains Rick Clemons, engineering vice president at 3PL Solutions. His company combines RFID tags with a variety of sensors to determine whether food is handled safely and securely.Others are also proving that ...

RFID Report (16/01/2006)

... various RFID technologies and equipment with their own equipment and products.Intelleflex offers long-range RFID tags and readersIntelleflex has announced the availability of new developer kits that include long-range RFID readers and ...

RFID: The Next Generation (13/01/2006)

... it's uncertain how well the new standards will fulfill their promise of promoting high-volume production of low-cost RFID tags. For one thing, not everyone is on board: The World Trade Organization (WTO), for one, doesn't recognize EPCglobal as ...

SAP, Intel leaving their footprints on RFID applications (13/01/2006)

... a piece of the exploding market for themselves. The alliance addresses the knotty problem of getting data gathered from RFID tags into business systems easily in an environment with multiple vendor offerings and proprietary platforms. While ...

RFID: Coming To a Tool Crib Near You (13/01/2006)

... those both inside and outside of an organization. Some RFID-embedded tools are already available for purchase, as are RFID tags for installation by a qualified technician into older tools.The main part of an RFID system is the RFID tag, which ...

IT Vendors Refine, Expand Reach (13/01/2006)

... Accu-Port product, which provides access and parts/tools checkout functionality to secured storerooms and cages through RFID tags. Each MRO item and tool is physically and systematically associated with an RFID tag so they are automatically ...

In brief (13/01/2006)

... develop one integrated microprocessor, radio, and software solution.Intermec Technologies will supply passive UHF RFID tags to the Department of Defense (DoD) and the U.S. Coast Guard as part of an Automatic Information Technology RFID ...

"It's all about speed, cost" aaa (13/01/2006)

... the 100 plus Wal-Mart suppliers shipping product with RFID tags, the initial challenge was just to get up and running. Some started with automated print-and-apply systems while many others used manual slap-and-ship. Which raises the question, ...

Food Giant's Wish List (10/01/2006)

... about reliability and maintenance. Vision tools also are much easier to use.To what extent will Kraft be using RFID tags versus traditional bar codes?Hand: In 2005, Kraft is supporting a number of electronic package code (EPC) pilots, but ...

The Weber 5200 label printer applicator.

RFID enabled automated label printer applicators (22/12/2005)

... process to RFID enabled systems.Many RFID enabled label printer applicators can support all classes of UHF RFID tags and meet EPC class and Gen 2 ...

Omron to spend $20 million on global RFID push (15/12/2005)

... development and application experience.Wal-Mart’s RFID mandate now requires its largest 100 suppliers to put RFID tags on shipping crates and pallets. Starting in 2006, this mandate will be rolled out to Wal-Mart’s next largest 200 ...

Zebra Technologies’ RFID printer encoders are now Gen 2 compliant.

RFID compliant smart label printer encoders (13/12/2005)

... smart label printers now have a 2nd Generation (Gen2) RFID tag encoding ability built-in as standard.The Gen2 RFID tags are far superior to the Gen1 version, offering more data storage, faster read/write speeds and higher levels of data ...

Security Takes Center Stage (12/12/2005)

... cost," says Harrell. Creo is also adding its taggant to printed RFID antennas to prevent counterfeiters from copying RFID tags by duplicating RFID numbering schemes.Holograms continue to be popular as a way to build brand identity and ...

It's a Small World After All (12/12/2005)

... in the sub-100 nm range for such potential uses as bacteria-resistant coatings on appliances and printable circuits for RFID tags.Vermont-based Seldon Laboratories, started in 2003, is using filters made of carbon nanotubes in portable water ...