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06 Nov, 2008Log cabin construction goes 21st century
The average person would most likely associate log cabin construction with pretty traditional technologies. Like, say, hand saws. Or, in really cutting edge circumstances, a carpenter’s square to get the angles right. But Finland-based Honkarakenne, maker of log houses uses more sophisticated technology than the one Abraham Lincoln was born in, has adopted an RFID […]
06 Nov, 2008Wal-Mart to require RFID tagging from Chinese suppliers
Retail behemoth Wal-Mart will require its Chinese suppliers to use RFID tagging to label shipments as of January 2009. Stricter requirements began to be introduced in October of this year, but by next year, the standards will effect all of Wal-Mart’s more than 1,000 Chinese suppliers. RFID tagging is expected to cost the suppliers roughly […]
06 Nov, 2008Asian nations hold RFID summit
Three of Asia’s economic power houses recently held meetings to discuss a possible RFID tagging system for the countries’ imports and exports. RFID experts from Japan, China and South Korea met in Seoul along with representatives of private organizations in the three nations. According to South Korea’s Ministry of Knowledge Economy, the trilateral meeting was […]
06 Nov, 2008CARTES 2008 vlog: The NFC Zone
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05 Nov, 2008Omnitrol updates middleware platform, unveils small appliance
Omnitrol Networks has released an update of its flagship software platform, Edge Applications and Services Engine (EASE), along with a new middleware appliance. The new appliance, called the OMNITROL-A or the Nano, is billed as the industry’s smallest middleware appliance for RFID and sensor networks. Version 2.1 of EASE includes a new version of the […]
05 Nov, 2008GAO offers position markers to pinpoint RFID tags
GAO RFID Inc. has introduced a series of RFID Position Markers. The two new devices, the GAO 491013 and GAO 491014, are used to determine exact locations of long-range, semi-passive RFID tags. In a typical deployment of a position marker, it is positioned near an RFID antenna. As a semi-passive tag passes the antenna’s induction […]
05 Nov, 2008CARTES 2008 vlog: Chris Corum leaving for CARTES
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