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‘World’s smallest’ RFID reader developed in UK (1/12/2004)

... low power consumption suited to for 2.8 V battery operation. The io RFID module reads and writes to industry-standard RFID tags and smart labels. It is compliant and with the forthcoming near field communications (NFC) standard. (See Electronics ...

Three new RFID transponder devices (19/11/2004)

... from the radiated 13.56MHz carrier signal generated from the reader antenna.The internal data of these three new RFID tags devices is stored in internal EPROM, allowing users can program their own data during the manufacturing stage.The ...

Five-cent RFID tag ‘still a myth’ (29/10/2004)

... Active tags usually start at US$4 to 5 ($5.50 to 7), increasing to hundreds of dollars. By 2009, the most competitive RFID tags will cost US¢20 (¢28).“But rather than ask at what price does RFID become effective, retailers should identify if a ...

5 cent RFID tag ‘still a myth’ (27/10/2004)

Latest RFID smart label printer/encoder unveiled (18/10/2004)

... encodes product and pallet information on very thin UHF transponders embedded in pressure-sensitive smart labels (RFID tags), while simultaneously verifying that the encoding is 100 per cent accurate.“Once the verification process has been ...

RFID tag blocker (28/09/2004)

... or goods, without any disruption to normal RFID operation.According to the company, because information stored on RFID tags can be read by anyone, they may pose privacy threats to customers when deployed in retail environments, and have ...

Smart label RFID printer/encoder (27/09/2004)

... encodes product and/or pallet information on very thin UHF transponders embedded in pressure-sensitive smart labels (RFID Tags), while simultaneously verifying that the encoding is 100% accurate.Neil Crump, Managing DirectorPeacock Bros. ...

RFID smart label printer/encoder (9/09/2004)

A passive approach to RFID for factory and supply chain (6/09/2004)

... supply chain applications, the passive tags are already providing benefits in pre-supply chain applications.Passive RFID tags comprise of an inductive coil, connected by fine wires to a micro chip. The tags have no power source of their own, ...

Game on for RFID (30/08/2004)

... are achieving by applying both bar code and RFID technologies.”Today, says Manolitsas, retailers are using the RFID tags to achieve greater visibility within their supply chains: “I see that manufacturers should also be able to gain the same ...

AIP forum shows RFID just around the corner. Or is it? (28/06/2004)

... privacy of most consumers, in terms of their purchasing preferences, or are capable of doing so. By the time we get RFID tags on retail packs, the ‘privacy battle’ will have long since been lost at that level.”As for paranoid fears of ...

Breakneck pace of RFID becomes unstoppable (19/05/2004)

... would be met, refuting rumours that many suppliers could not make the deadline.The company began its trials of both RFID tags and electronic product codes (EPCs) early last month and claimed its supply chain partners were all on track to meet ...

New RFID worldwide standard proposed (18/05/2004)

... fully meets user requirements, works worldwide, meets international standards and provides a path to low-cost RFID tags and readers.Together these companies represent multiple sources for every aspect of a fully implemented RFID system - ...

Manufacturers urged to stand out (3/05/2004)

... of the big technologies behind these changes is the introduction of RFID, with most companies in Europe looking to use RFID tags on product cases and pallets. “And that’s where the opportunities are, though most of the ROI is with the retailer ...

RFID upsurge set to impact ERP systems (5/04/2004)

... the price of RFID tags falling, and read/writes improving, most observers believe a rapid upsurge of the technology is inevitable. However, one of the issues not covered by many suppliers, is how a company’s ERP system is going to handle the ...

RFID pilots may be premature (5/04/2004)

... can already provide EPCs to local companies wishing to pilot RFID with their partners in the supply chain.RFID tags and readers, the hardware of the network, are also now available from several suppliers. The EPC is coded onto an RFID tag and ...

Signed, sealed and delivered overseas (30/03/2004)

... and consistent bar coding to cartons with printed labels,” Dingley said.The other hot topic is the inclusion of RFID tags in the packaging. Insignia national sales manager, John Brennan, says food processors and manufacturers are demanding ...

The five cent fallacy (31/10/2003)

... the hype is to be believed,RFID tags could soon be woven into our clothing, embedded in currency and used to track our movements virtually anywhere in the world.Ironically, the true progress of the silicon-based alternative to printed barcodes ...

Radio frequency identification technology (30/10/2003)

... barcode systems where labelling costs are continuous and substantial.TI is developing ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID tags for supply chain and logistics applications that will meet the requirements of the Electronic Product Code (EPC) Network ...

13.56MHz electronic RFID tags (10/10/2003)

... the harsh conditions present in industrial cleaning processes.Sewn into or attached to clothing or textiles, the RFID tags can be used to simultaneously identify 50 items and more accurately track and identify items through each stage of the ...

UHF RFID tags under development (10/10/2003)

... frequency (UHF) radio frequency identification (RFID) tags for supply chain and logistics applications.The new UHF RFID tags will meet the requirements of the electronic product code (EPC) network that EPCglobal is currently ...

Books check out wirelessly with RFID (8/04/2003)

... Infineon with partners ekz and Bibliotheca have enabled 300,000 books and CDs at Vienna’s new main library with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, allowing library users to check items out themselves rather than waiting in line for ...

High-performance operational amplifiers (9/10/2002)

... with a gain of 10 (V/V) or better, such as sensors, portable instrumentation, battery-powered applications, RFID tags, pH meters, micropower sensors, solar powered systems and devices powered by a single communication loop such as phones, security ...

RFID tags ‘barcodes on steroids’ (4/09/2002)

... RFID tagging will significantly alter the current supply chain landscape but total cost of ownership needs to be fully quantified before considering a full-scale rollout, new research says.The number of tags will balloon out to five billion ...

RF tags an alternative to barcodes (14/08/2001)

... A DURABLE and reprogrammable alternative to barcoding has been developed by Omron Electronics for precision tracking of products and components through production, distribution and warehousing processes.Omron's radio frequency identification ...