Federated identity knocks down silos for clinical drug research
SIA takes on health care security space
New NSTIC pilots announced
$15.5 million awarded for pilots to help states, students and patients
Fall 2016 Regarding ID
08 Oct, 2006Smart Card Conference Focuses on Digital ID Security, Frank Moss Announces PASS Card Tech Plans
Frank Moss announced plans for the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) PASS Card to use vicinity read RFID technology that is ISO/IEC 18000-6C compliant. The announcement, made at last week’s, preceeds a two-week comment period – and concern from the Smart Card Alliance that PASS cards will be equipped with the same contactless technology used […]
08 Oct, 2006Frost & Sullivan Awards Recognize Emerging Sectors
Frost & Sullivan honored 28 recipients in various high-tech industries for outstanding performances at the 2006 Asia Pacific Industrial Technologies Awards. Last week’s conference saw top nods going to companies that have displayed superior accomplishments in Electronics, Industrial Automation, Process Control, Energy & Power Systems and Environment & Building Technologies industries. “The RFID industry is […]
03 Oct, 2006Intelligent Devices Releases RFID Temp Sensor
It’s less than one ounce, about two square inches, thin, and flexible. And it’s a flexible RFID sensor tag capable of processing up to 64,000 readings per trip. Intelligent Devices Inc. just pulled the coveres from its Log-ic Temperarture Tracker at the 4th Annual Cold Chain Distribution for Pharmaceuticals Forum (a global gathering for discussions […]
29 Sep, 2006SYSTECH Testing RFID in Pharma Labs
Pharmceutical industry provider SYSTECH’s dabbling (or shall we say testing?) in RFID this month – specifically, it’s working with partners to evaluate various types of HF and UHF RFID technology. The most recent RFID trials, part of an ongoing industry initiative called “On Track” developed by industry leaders like health info services provider McKesson, involve […]
29 Aug, 2006EPC Gen2 Chops into the Scene With ‘Ninja’ Inlay
Omron RFID today announced the availability of its new “Ninja” inlay. The silent-but-fierce prop is ideally suited for item-level tagging applications. The Ninja inlay, designed to fit under most labels found on pharmaceutical bottles, provides up to a four-foot communication range. This performance overcomes many of the issues encountered when using UHF item-level inlays for […]
24 Aug, 2006VeriChip RFID Technologies Protect Infants
VeriChip Corporation announced today the first sale of a fully integrated, approximately $750,000 RFID system for infant protection, wander prevention, staff duress, and asset protection. The Delray Beach, Fla.-based developer of security solutions will install the locating technologies at the Brampton Civic Hospital in Ontario, Canada, which is scheduled to open next fall. VeriChip makes […]
17 Aug, 2006New Chip on the Block: Impinj’s Gen 2 w/ Enhanced Data Storage
Semiconductor and RFID tech company Impinj today unveiled its new Gen 2 RFID chips – for those who want the kind of chips that can store detailed product information for specialized applications. The new chips with enhanced functionality are the Monza/ID chips with secure, factory-programmed product identification numbers, as well as Monaco/64, the first in […]
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