This morning the headline “RFID Bill Awaits Governor’s Signature to Become Law” caught our eye, as we were reminded The Washington state Senate today joined with the House of Representatives to ban the use of RFID technology as a means to collect personal data without the knowledge of the individual. With the consent of Governor […]

RFIDSupplyChain.com is now the exclusive distributor of BlueBean’s Ruggedized Single-Sided RFID Portal, which “is perfect for any company that is looking to add RFID to their business process,” says Karen Radde of RFIDSupplyChain.com. “Because of its flexibility, the BlueBean Ruggedized Single-Sided RFID Portal can be used in almost any application.” “We are thrilled to be […]

Atlas RFID Solutions announced that they have designed and implemented an inventory management system utilizing RFID technology for Vulcan Painters, Inc. This project will increase profitability by reducing operating expense through improved management of materials inventory, according to both companies. Atlas RFID Solutions Tapped by Vulcan Painters, Inc. to Implement New Inventory Management System Atlas […]

Remember when, just the other day, a University of Virginia student made headlines for hacking into NXP Semiconductors’ MiFare chip? Ken van Wyk, principal consultant at KRvW Associates, tells Computerworld, “It turns out it’s a pretty huge deal,” and notes that at least one European country has deployed military soldiers to guard some government facilities […]

NanoMarkets research analysts are predicting RFID capabilities will achieve an unparalelled awesomeness over the next two years. And projects that the market for printed RFID devices will reach $3.6 billion by 2015. The trend-tracking firm even goes so far, in its most recent report, to say that hot markets for RFID include food security, pharmaceutical […]

RFID Journal published a brief news analysis of the new CaptureTech RFID Wedge, a device intended to make RFID easier to install (if all those e-learning courses aren’t working!). Here’s the quick lowdown: The Wedge, developed by Baltimore, Md.-based Barcoding, Inc., is designed to make RFID technology “more accessible to users,” according to the Journal. […]

This morning it was sleuthful students and now it’s … … the Dutch government?!! Acccording to an article posted by PC World this afternoon, The Dutch government has issued a warning about the security of access keys that are based on the widely used Mifare Classic RFID chip. Government institutions plan to take “additional security […]