Radio frequency identification technology is generating interest from pharmaceutical companies as a way to deter illegal drug trafficking and from health care executives who are trying to keep tabs on ...

Researchers from Intel’s many research laboratories gathered earlier this month at Intel’s headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., to provide journalists a glimpse into the future. The open house ...

Three years ago, amid the gold-rush mentality spawned by RFID mandates from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and retail behemoths Wal-Mart and Target, Miles Technologies--like many of its peers ...

WASHINGTON - In a new report, the Grocery Manufacturers Association here is proposing a three-tiered approach to RFID implementation that it believes increases the chances of success by encouraging ...

Inventory Control in Manufacturing, Clinical Trials, and Sample Management Tops Use RFID (radio frequency identification) technologies are expected to have a big impact on health care in the very near ...

Cars paying electronically as they zip through a toll booth might be just the tip of the iceberg of the many ways state and local governments can use radio frequency identification technology. Systems ...

AsReader comes to national 2023 RFID Journal LIVE! in Orlando, Florida and premieres exciting advances in one of the world’s fastest moving technologies—RFID ...

RFID technology could make your business more efficient - or, like any IT project undertaken with a third party, could cause more headaches than it alleviates. Olswang solicitor Marc Dautlich advises ...

Sun Microsystems released this week its Sun Java RFID (radio frequency identification) Software 3.0, the latest update of a middleware product that debuted two years ago. The software links RFID ...

SINGAPORE--With more than S$900 million (US$555 million) worth of goods moved across RFID-enabled supply chains since May 2004, the RFID industry in Singapore has reached a level of maturity, says the ...

The total worldwide RFID market reached $5 billion in 2007, a figure that includes the cost not just of tags and readers, but of all hardware and software. While $5 billion may be an impressive figure ...