Fast Company
Resort Combines Facebook Places, Gowalla, Nike+ for Social Media Skiing
Fast Company
Using an RFID chip embedded into lift passes, a skier's journey is captured through every scan it receives on the mountain. ...

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New Technology For Tracking Surgical Instruments, Sponges During
RFID Solutions Online (press release)
ORLocate uses RFID technology to account for items used during surgery to reduce incidence of retained surgical items left inside patients. ...

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Live-PR.com (press release)
UHF Gen 2 RFID Reader/Writer
AddPR.com (press release)
Toronto, Canada - GAO RFID Inc. (www.GAORFID.com) recommends this portable Gen 2 RFID reader/writer operating over a frequency range of 860MHz to 960MH. ...
High Frequency (HF) PDA CF RFID Reader/WriterLive-PR.com (press release)
Ultra-high Frequency (UHF) RFID Reader with Linear Polarized AntennaLawfuel (press release)
UHF RFID Reader Module For Inventory ManagementPR-CANADA.net (press release)
MoreRFID (press release)
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Innovatum Enhances Enterprise Compliance Label System With
Laboratory Network
ROBAR is a comprehensive bar code and RFID label system for designing, reviewing, approving and printing pharmaceutical and medical device labels in ...

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Reasons why schools should not track students with RFID chips
Helium
One of the latest applications of such intrusion involves the proposal to track school students with RFID, or Radio Frequency Identification technology. ...

Boston Globe
RelayRides trip had some bumps
Boston Globe
Embedded in it was an RFID chip that gives me access to the RelayRides fleet. It wasn't until recently that the stars aligned and I made a reservation. ...

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PR-inside.com (press release)
RFID News Roundup
RFID Journal
Unveils New UHF Tags for Warehousing, Distribution William Frick & Co. has recently added new ultrahigh frequency (UHF) EPC Gen 2 passive RFID tags designed ...
UHF 902 MHz Gen 2 Handheld RFID Reader/WriterAddPR.com (press release)
RFID Clothing Tracking streamlines Apparel Inventory ManagementPR-inside.com (press release)

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Opposing Views
Recycle or Else? Big Brother to Pick Through Trash
ABC News
As part of a $2.5 million waste-collection system, the city plans to give residents high-tech trash carts embedded with RFID (radio ...
Cities Go Wireless To Push RecyclingInternational Business Times

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NewsNet5.com
Cleveland residents get RFID-equipped recycling
Register
RFID tags will be fitted to the recycling bins provide by the city council, and counted by passing rubbish-collection vans. Any residents whose recycling ...
Recycling bins that know when you recycle, fine when you don'tDVICE
Cleveland Plans to Fine Those Who Don't Recycle; Will Track Via RFID-Equipped ...Cleveland Leader
Smart trash cans fine residents who fail to recycleUberGizmo (blog)
TelecomEngine -The New American -Gizmodo Australia
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DailyTech
RFID tags found to work better in building ducts
Reuters
The discovery means that a small, inexpensive RFID tag could be used to wirelessly transmit data from any temperature sensor, smoke detector, ...
Tiny radio antennas could replace building wiringmsnbc.com
Study: HVAC Ducts Used for Wireless Monitoring TechnologyDailyTech
UHF RFID Handheld Reader designed with a rugged industry standardPR-inside.com (press release)
The Open Press (press release) -AddPR.com (press release) -AZoSensors
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Product Reviews (blog)
How frightened should you be of Wal-Mart's upcoming use of RFID?
CrunchGear (blog)
Wal-Mart, the biggest retail store in the US, has announced plans to attach RFID tags to certain articles of clothing, ...
The Next Big Privacy Concern: RFID “Spychips”NetworkWorld.com
Wal-Mart To Track Clothing With RFID TagsIEEE Spectrum (blog)
Are Wal-Mart's Smart Tags an Invasion of Privacy?TheStreet.com
allvoices -WalletPop (blog) -RFID Journal (blog)
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DLT offers RFID technology
Bangkok Post
The Department of Land Transport (DLT) has applied Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology offered as an option of the new system of annual tax ...

SecurityInfoWatch
Why Walmart is adopting RFID
SecurityInfoWatch
Walmart will be rolling out RFID tags in its clothing department as part of an item-level tagging pilot project. Walmart is no stranger to RFID. ...

Impeccable connections in NFC and RFID authentication
Gerson Lehrman Group
Phones equipped with NFC, (A contactless communications technology that utilises RFID) can offer a form of 'mobile money' that is more convenient to use. ...

Versus Technology Doesn't Need to Develop RFID in Northern Michigan, But ...
Xconomy
In general, it uses radio frequency identification (RFID) and infrared (IR) tags on people and objects, along with sensors placed throughout a healthcare ...

TeleTracking Growth Spurs New VP Appointments
PR Newswire (press release)
In 2009, TeleTracking acquired RadarFind, an RFID company, to incorporate its sensor network technology into the patient flow process. ...

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Verayo Unveils New Unclonable RFID Chip Enhancing Its Portfolio of Low-Cost ...
PYMNTS.com
Verayo, a security and authentication solutions provider, today launched a new RFID IC – the Vera M1HW. The new chip complies with ISO/IEC 14443-A standard ...

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Barco Developed RFID UHF Reader for Large-scale Systems
MoreRFID (press release)
Barco has completed the development of RFID reader for UHF band. RFID reader is capable to connect up to 8 antennas and with superior system it communicates ...

S'pore laundromat aims big with RFID
ZDNet Asia
Singapore-based Laundry Network hedges on RFID to give the uniform management and ...

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RFID-Ready (press release)
Exposed: The 'Privacy Expert' Crusading Against Walmart RFID Tags
Minyanville.com
Beginning August 1, Walmart (WMT) will be tagging jeans, socks, and underwear with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, which will allow the company ...
Avery Dennison Sees Item-Level RFID Adoption Accelerating in Apparel IndustryRFID-Ready (press release)

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