Security
State Department’s RFID passport proposal gets complex
I read a story on Wired News' Web site (see link below) about changes the U.S. Department of State is...
Read moreWrapping up some thoughts on RFID and trust
I'm at Digital ID World right now, and the next few issues will deal extensively with the people I've spoken...
Read moreCompanies announce RFID drug-tracking project
Unisys and SupplyScape Tuesday said they have begun a test project to track pharmaceuticals through the supply chain using radio...
Read moreIn brief: Symbol unveils RFID reader
Symbol last week unveiled the first radio-frequency identification reader that runs Windows CE 4.2 and code related to a draft...
Read moreWireless enables assembly lines
802.11 LANs, RFID and sensors let factories peer into plant processes.Manufacturers large and small are starting to cut the cords...
Read moreLocation tracking and the future
Many thanks to all of you who responded to last week's newsletter, "RFID, presence and privacy," with opinions about what...
Read moreHow Cisco and Reva RFID approaches compare
The newly announced Cisco AON-for-RFID platform, described in the last newsletter, is in some ways similar to - and, effectively,...
Read moreRFID for trucks coming to California ports
PierPass, a nonprofit company owned by marine terminal operators at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, plans to...
Read moreSybase upgrades RFID software
Sybase Monday introduced software aimed at helping enterprises analyze and integrate data collected using radio frequency identification.Sybase's RFID Enterprise 2.0...
Read moreResearchers exploring whether RFID can aid firefighters
It could be a case of RFID to the rescue.Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology are studying...
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