Intermec Technologies has announced that big-name industrial supplies manufacturer Honeywell is its latest Rapid Start RFID patent licensee. Intermec holds more than 154 RFID patents covering broad areas of supply chain applications, ... Go to Full Article

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> Medical Center Set to Grow With RFID RFID Journal, NY - 2 hours ago Thus far, the hospital has purchased 2500 Radiance 433 MHz active RFID tags and tagged 1600 assets. Some tags come with an adhesive backing for attaching to ... Go to Full Article

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> Intermec Grants RFID Patent Licenses to Honeywell WELT ONLINE, Germany - 3 hours ago Intermec's patents cover all global standards and classes for the practice of RFID technology, including EPCglobal Class 0, Class 1, Class 1 Generation 2, ... Go...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> VUANCE's Active RFID Solutions Used By Miners To Increase Safety Safety Online (press release), PA - 5 hours ago VUANCE's local system integrator business partner, RFID Chile is helping Anglo America with this project. After conducting the pilot and...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> Grand Pacaraima Gold Corp. Announces Licensing of RFID Technology ... MoreRFID (press release), TX - 11 hours ago Grand Pacaraima Gold Corp. announced that the company has acquired Intellectual property (IP) rights to RFID technology (patent pending). ... ...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> Parco's Inexpensive RFID is "Pennies Per Day" RFID News, FL - 12 hours ago s new RFID solution providing RFID tags, readers and installation training services are available for customers to rent, RFID Journal reports. ... Go to Full Article

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> What's RFID's impact on organic electronics? UsingRFID.com (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago By 2015, NanoMarkets estimates that 80% of organic electronics materials will be sold into three applications: RFID, display backplanes and OLED lighting ... ...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> Carolinas Heart and Vascular Institute Depoys iRISupply's RFID System RFID News, FL - 21 hours ago The Carolinas Heart and Vascular Institute at Carolinas Medical Center is now using RFID technology in 26 units throughout its catheterization and ... ...

http://www.kidmercuryblog.com/ Fox 28 <img alt="" height="1" width="1"> New passport card may be ready by April Los Angeles Times, CA - 22 hours ago Border officials will use radio frequency identification, or RFID, scanners to "read" the chip at checkpoints, just as they do with chips on...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> RFID Tags Guide the Blind IEEE Spectrum, NY - 23 hours ago Last fall, the European Union’s Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen (IPSC), in Ispra, Italy, embedded 1260 RFID transponders into the ... Go to Full Article

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> RFID and the Human Factor RFID Journal, NY - Jan 2, 2008 Columnists for technology trade publications and the mainstream press want to write about RFID because it's a hot topic, but they rarely have a deep ... Go to Full Article

After a decade of seeking automated tracking for medical devices, Southern Ohio Medical Center has deployed a Radianse system to locate its assets. The hospital hopes to expand the system to monitoring patients. Go to Full Article

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> RFID Tags Guide the Blind IEEE Spectrum, NY - 20 hours ago Last fall, the European Union’s Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen (IPSC), in Ispra, Italy, embedded 1260 RFID transponders into the ... Go to Full Article

http://www.kidmercuryblog.com/ Government Technology <img alt="" height="1" width="1"> European Data Protection Supervisor Issues Opinion on RFID Government Technology, CA - 20 hours ago The Opinion deals with the growing use of RFID chips in consumer products and other new applications...

<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> RFID and the Human Factor RFID Journal, NY - 23 hours ago Columnists for technology trade publications and the mainstream press want to write about RFID because it's a hot topic, but they rarely have a deep ... Go to Full Article