In this RFID and bar coding World Wide Wrap: EPCglobal eyes China, Germany to supply US passport chips, US passport shields go on sale, Pentagon mulls chip in troops, and RFID protects miners in Sweden.
SA has moved another step towards a long-awaited revision of RFID regulations.
RFID is proving its worth in terms of mobility, accuracy and return on investment, says Psion Teklogix country manager, Raymond Hoy.
Emerging technology is leading us inexorably closer to the world of smart documents.
An SA-developed RFID protocol is to be considered as a world standard.
Invisinet Technologies` iLog wireless device enables companies to monitor employee attendance in real-time.
In this RFID and bar coding World Wide Wrap: UK starts RFID food tracking, OZ study shows RFID returns, and IBM releases free RFID tools.
Radio frequency identification (RFID) could end counterfeiting of printing consumables.
Technological changes could cause discontinuity and disrupt business models over the next 10 years, says Gartner.
RFID goes beyond bar code technology by bringing greater intelligence and productivity to the supply chain, says Jane Thomson, MD of Softworx.
Twenty-three companies have been awarded a three-year contract to supply and upgrade local and wide area networks at state departments.
In this RFID and bar codes World Wide Wrap: US to run RFID implant trial, 3M announces RFID passport reader, Royal Mail trials RFID, Turkey introduces RFID payments, and Mattel to release RFID game console.