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累计：20 篇（自 2007-06-27 起）

更新：约4篇/年，最后更新1695 天前

The RFID Weblog

Join us at the Wireless Report

This blog has been "retired." Current Wireless Industry news can be found at: The Wireless Report The following blogs arenow part of The Wireless Report. The Unofficial Bluetooth Weblog TheRFID Weblog The Ultra Wideband Weblog TheWiFi Weblog The WiMax Weblog The WIrelessWeblog The Wireless Development WeblogPermalink | Email this | Linking B... (311 天前)

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RFID Tag Production On the Rise

Although there are lingering concerns by privacy advocates over the use of RFID, there's no doubt that the use ofRFID tags continues to increase. According to a new report from In-Stat, over 1 billion tags were producedlast year, and by 2010, that total will rise to 33 billion. Wal-Mart's requiring of their suppliers touse RFID tags are certainly one ... (311 天前)

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CIOs Urged to Inform Customers on How RFID Tags Will

Although there have been issues raised by privacy groups over the use of RFID tags to track consumers and theirbuying habits, many more CIOs are urging their companies to adopt the technology to keep track of their inventories andtheir supply chains. However, there is the thought that some companies are being forced to use RFID, especially somevendors... (311 天前)

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Is RFID Hot or Not?

A new study from ABI Research indicates that RFID is definitely oneof the hotter technologies and momentum continues to grow for its adoption by a number of companies inall sorts of applications. In addition, ABI notes that vendors who manufacture label converters will continue topostion themselves in the marketplace as they determine which applicatio... (311 天前)

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I've Got You (RFID Chip) Under My Skin...

Forget about tattoos. It seems like the new thing to get planted (or implanted) into your skin are RFID chipsthat can be programmed to allow you to login to your computer with just a wave of your hand in front of an enabledreader. The chips can be implanted by a surgeon or anyone else "qualified" to do it. There seem to be otheruses for them, and if y... (311 天前)

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SF Airport to Test Reading of RFID-Embedded Passport

The San Francisco International Airport will begin testing thereading of RFID-embedded passports from international travelers beginning in a few weeks. The test is being overseen bythe Department of Homeland Security in an attempt to increase security at various border crossings and internationalairports across the nation. This is all part of a direct... (311 天前)

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Using Duct Tape to Keep RFID Away From Your Wallet

OK, someone seems to have a lot of free time on his hands. Apparently, thisguy is concerned about privacy and RFID, and has created what he calls an "RFID Blocking Duct Tape Wallet."He believes that combining aluminum foil and duct tape and placing it strategically in and around a wallet will securehis identity and keep his cards and other ID informat... (311 天前)

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