RFID collection

Sergiy Babych
Nov 10, 2011
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Securing Your Home with RFID

Today, most cars are equipped with keyless entry systems, allowing drivers to easily and, most importantly, quickly open their vehicles. Starting a car without a key is easy these days; simply hold the RFID key fob close to you, and the car will start immediately.MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Nov 7, 2011
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Monitoring children with RFID

The company "Earth Search" announced the results of an independent study that was conducted in the city of Atlanta. Data on the transportation of children and students to their place of study and their attendance at classes were analyzed using RFID technologies, called StudentConnect.MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Oct 18, 2011
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Smart RFID sockets

One Canadian company knows how to use RFID technology to make your regular electrical outlets help you save energy. MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Sep 27, 2011
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Agricultural Bank of China tracks money bags using RFID

The Agricultural Bank of China uses an RFID asset tracking system to monitor cash flow across its branches and offices. The Agricultural Bank is headquartered in Beijing and has branches throughout China, Hong Kong, and Singapore.MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Sep 21, 2011
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Now you won't lose your golf ball.

Danish company Prazza Group has launched a new project called Prazza Golf Ball Finder. The system was specifically designed to eliminate the most common and tedious procedure of this sport - searching for a ball.MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Sep 20, 2011
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Volkswagen boosts production with RFID

World-famous brand Volkswagen is using RFID technology in its German factories to track inventory on large steel presses used to make cars, including the popular Volkswagen Passat, as reported by Materials Handling World. MORE

Sergiy Babych
Sep 19, 2011
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RFID improves miners' safety

Dundee Precious Metals has installed a Wi-Fi RFID solution for its Chelopech mines in Bulgaria, called AeroScout. The solution will be used to track people, equipment, and machinery to improve worker productivity and safety both above and below ground. MORE

Sergiy Babych
Sep 8, 2011
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RFID Takes Colorado Ski Resorts to the Slopes

Vail Ski Resorts, a Colorado ski resort, has installed a new RFID social media app that allows skiers and snowboarders to track and share their progress on the Colorado slopes, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.READ MORE

Sergiy Babych
Aug 29, 2011
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RFID emergency response beacons

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) conducts its own tests to ensure that RFID beacons for fire safety and other emergency situations will work more reliably than other wireless technologies. MORE DETAILS

Sergiy Babych
Aug 22, 2011
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Texas uses RFID for student accountability

Keller Independent School District, located in Keller, Texas, has chosen Radiant RFID to equip its new pay-per-ride transportation system. Using RFID tags and readers, Radiant's solution will be similar to the city's fare collection system. Combined with the Motorola FX 7400 reader, the Radiant RFID platform records student direction as they enter ...