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Implanting Subdermal RFID in Practice
(I4U) posted 03/30/2006
Canadian Piercing Studio Tribal Expression provided us with some insights on subdermal RFID placements in practice.
The studio offers RFID placements for people who want ...
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Nearly 3 Billion RFID Tags Shipped In China By 2009
(China Tech News) posted 03/10/2006
A report by In-Stat shows that more than 2.9 billion RFID tags are forecast to be shipped by 2009 in China.
The report says from 2005 through 2009, a major RFID applicati ...
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China University Installs RFID
(TechWeb News) posted 01/26/2006
... Jimei University Library in Xiamen, China, is installing radio frequency identification (RFID) in its main library on campus with assistance from Shanghai RFID System Tec ...
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China's human ID program to drive major RFID adoption
(Computer Business Review) posted 03/14/2006
... Resident ID Card program is expected to significantly accelerate the adoption of RFID, said In-Stat.
'With a population of over 1.3 billion, the issuance of RFID-tag ...
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Lockheed Martin To Acquire RFID Firm
(Industry Week) posted 05/09/2006
... had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Savi Technolongy, Inc., a provider of RFID solutions.
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Savi provides RFID solutions that in ...
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Wal-Mart Plans to Add RFID to 500 More Stores
(Baseline Magazine) posted 09/13/2006
... it plans to bring another 500 stores online with its radio-frequency identification (RFID) initiative by the end of January 2007.
That will bring the total number of ...
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RFID 'Powder' - World's Smallest RFID Tag
(Technovelgy.com) posted 02/15/2007
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Passports with embedded RFID coming to US
(MobileMag) posted 03/14/2006
RFID advancements are making the technology reach many new possibilities. They've considered putting them in employee ID cards, so there's no need to swipe to get past securit ...
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Global RFID Passport Encryption standard cracked in 2 hours
(The Register) posted 02/04/2006
One big hit to the public confidence in RFID has come from the Netherlands, where a security firm partnered with a TV program to successfully decrypt a Dutch-prototype RFID pa ...
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"Privacy Friendly" RFID Tag Can Still Be Read
(Information Week) posted 11/14/2006
IBM's answer to privacy concerns about RFID tags: tear them off. The company last week said it has its first manufacturing agreement for its Clipped Tag, which is des ...
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Mass RFID tagging for foods by 2015?
(The Wise Marketer) posted 10/24/2005
By 2015 some 900 billion food items could well be RFID-tagged, and 824 million livestock will have more sophisticated, more expensive tags either on or inside them, according ...
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BlueBean's DIY RFID: Don't Try This At Home, Kids
(TMCnet.com) posted 02/18/2006
BlueBean, LLC, is now offering what the company describes as “complete RFID development lab kits for anyone who needs a smaller-scale RFID portal product.”
The do-it-your ...
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VeriChip's human-implatable RFID chips clonable, sez hackers
(Engadget) posted 07/25/2006
... Philip K. Dick novel, a pair of hackers have recently demonstrated how human-implantable RFID chips from VeriChip can be easily cloned, effectively stealing the person's ...
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RFID Production To Increase 25-Fold In Four Years
(Information Week) posted 01/19/2006
SAN FRANCISCO — The number of RFID tags produced worldwide is expected to increase more than 25 fold between 2005 and 2010, reaching 33 billion, according to market research c ...
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Brief: Israeli Army Deploys RFID
(EE Times) posted 03/11/2006
TEL AVIV, Israel — The Israeli military will be the second outside the U.S. to adopt RFID technology to manage its supplies.
RFID technology will allow the army to manag ...
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California RFID bill delayed for 12 months?
(Adfero Ltd) posted 10/06/2006
... Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to veto a restrictive RFID bill, its author is planning to reintroduce it next year, according to repo ...
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UK telecom regulator clears RFID tagging
(Pcadvisor.co.uk) posted 11/10/2005
The UK telecom regulator Ofcom, has given the go-ahead for RFID (radio frequency identification) tagging.
The watchdog has allocated the 865MHz to 868MHz range for RFID t ...
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CASPIAN opposes Levi’s RFID chips in clothing
(Fibre2fashion) posted 05/02/2006
Levi Strauss’ RFID chips to track inventory is encroaching customer’s privacy, said a privacy group.
But company says that the process to know consumer's choice is entire ...
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Survey: Customers not ready for RFID
(TUV) posted 06/22/2007
Customers have been slow to implement radio frequency identification (RFID) technology even though resellers and others in the IT sector are set to embrace it, new ...
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San Francisco RFID ready
(Adfero Ltd) posted 10/04/2006
... San Francisco International airport has been the first site in the US to install RFID chip readers for new e-passports, according to reports.
The ...
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