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• RRU9813 UHF Handheld RFID Reader (DL770) — from DAILY RFID

  
  Press Release Pad — Authority: 134
  DAILY RFID, a Chinese leading manufacturer of RFID readers and RFID tags, has launched high-performance RRU9813 UHF Handheld RFID Reader(DL770), designed as an Industrial PDA integrated with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPRS. This RRU9813 UHF Handheld RFID Reader is engineered to provide high performance in mobile RFID ...
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• Where’s The Beef?: Protecting The Herd with Automatic Identification

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Overview Worldwide and in the United States, animal identification promises to be one of the largest implementations of RFID (radio frequency identification) outside of the retail environment over the next five to ten years. Now, the US National Animal Identification System (NAIS) – a cooperative effort between ...
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• In The Air and on The Ground: Automatic Identification at The Airport

  
  Trifter — Authority: 497
  Introduction The IATA (the International Air Transport Association – the industry’s global trade organization, representing a trade association that representing 265 airlines, or 95 percent of the world’s air carriers) – has embarked on a major, industry-wide initiative to streamline the workings of the ...
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• The Best Medicine: Protecting Pharmaceuticals From Counterfeiting with Radio Frequency Identification

  
  HealthMad — Authority: 486
  Introduction All across the landscape, both the mostly real one of trade show floors and in the virtual world of news-wires and blogs, there are mixed signals regarding the status of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) in the American pharmaceutical market. There is pressure from the federal Food and Drug ...
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• Rubee Today: How This Low Frequency Technology is Poised to Advance New Automatic Identification Applications

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Introduction We all love to see the “new and improved” label on anything, from our laundry detergents to our digital cameras, to our cars. Now there may be an emerging technology that “one ups” RFID (radio frequency identification), providing an answer to some of the most vexing questions facing the RFID ...
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• Outmoded Consumer Protection: The Incompatibility of Item Pricing Laws and Radio Frequency Identification

  
  Gomestic — Authority: 133
  Introduction Those of us over forty years of age can likely recall the grocery store of old, where “stock-boys” carried their price guns, with which they dutifully applied a price sticker to every can of corn, loaf of bread, and gallon of milk in the store. At the checkout counter, the “checker” did just that ...
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• Managing The Reverse Flow: Speeding Recalls and Returns with Radio Frequency Identification

  
  Bizcovering — Authority: 124
  Overview From a strategic perspective, we increasingly live in what could be termed a “Google Earth” world. To draw upon this analogy, just think how much our lives have been transformed by the power of information. A decade or so ago, if we were looking for a specific address in an unfamiliar area, how would we ...
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• Facial Recognition and Enhanced Drivers Licenses

  
  Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets — Authority: 456
  Pages:  1 2 Enhanced Drivers Licenses (EDLs) have been with us for a while now, and it would appear that we’re starting to see the ‘advantages’ of EDLs in British Columbia (BC). Before getting into the how facial recognition and EDLs are being used, let’s back up and (briefly) outline what makes these ...
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• The Bottom-line is Survivability: Enhancing Military Medicine with Automatic Identification of Casualties

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 568
  Introduction For all the intense political controversy that has surrounded the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and for all the unfortunate deaths on both sides, there can be no doubt that these wars have been remarkable for many reasons. One of the most important long-term impacts of the wars will be the vast strides ...
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• The Smart Tag is on The Bag

  
  Trifter — Authority: 497
  Image via  Wikipedia Overview The RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) equation for tagging checked airline baggage is unique. RFID technology is far more accurate than the legacy barcode method of tracking, which often requires human intervention for accurate luggage sortation and routing to occur. The business ...
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• On The Shelf Availability: Automatic Identification Makes It Far More Probable

  
  Gomestic — Authority: 133
  Introduction We’ve all been there. It’s 4 a.m. and you’re in the supermarket looking for size 2 diapers. It’s a hot summer day, and you’re looking for a twelve-pack of your favorite bottled lemonade. It’s 5 p.m. before a big date, and you’re looking for that “killer tie.” It’s hurricane season and ...
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• Automating Sarbanes-oxley Compliance with Radio Frequency Identification

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Introduction In the US, circa 2009, the public’s image of corporate executives is often captured by what is commonly referred to in media and law enforcement circles as the “perp walk,” where an accused criminal is paraded in front of the cameras. This image is not without substance, as Court TV, CNN, MSNBC and ...
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• Measuring The Liquor with Automatic Identification

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Introduction Every drop counts in the bar business. Bartenders give out free drinks to friends or to people who “look like they need one.” They “over-pour” – intentionally making drinks too strong or making mistakes as they mix cocktails. When the bar gets busy, they can lose track of the drinks they have ...
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• The Paper Chase: Managing Files with Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Government

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 568
  Introduction: The Paper Chase We’ve all seen it. Despite our push for “paperless offices” and the wonders of pdf files and the ability to store and back-up terabytes of information, all our work, all our projects, and indeed, all our lives, often come down to the ability to find a simple folder – the one that ...
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• Ubiquitous Computing – the message of hope?

  
  Nothing to Hide? — Authority: 99
  Computing may not be omnipresent, omniscient but it is certainly widespread and pervasive. The expectation of being able to travel anywhere and pay for things by credit card or at least find an ATM. The expectation of electricity and telecommunications – whether fixed line, widespread mobile signals or at very ...
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• Tracking The Bouncing Ball: Changing Sports with Radio Frequency Identification Technology

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Introduction OK, let’s face it. Supply chain applications are one thing, but whenever I speak on RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), the one subject that consistently draws the most attention is golf balls. In my talks on RFID technology, I always include a slide or two detailing how Radar Golf, a small start-up ...
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• The Art of Automatic Identification: Enabling The Museum of The Future

  
  Scienceray — Authority: 515
  Introduction: Enhancing Visitor Experiences and Museum Management Museums around the world are taking giant steps toward discovering how RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) can enhance the visitor experiences viewing art and exhibits. In doing so, they are finding new ways to provide a “value-add” to the museum ...
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• Tranfusing Life: Automatic Identification and Blood Banking

  
  HealthMad — Authority: 486
  Overview Blood. It’s the foundation of all our lives. And when we or a family member need blood and blood products, whether it be due to an accident, surgery, or an ongoing medical condition, we must make a “leap of faith” that we are being given safe blood – blood that has been donated by a thoroughly ...
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• Transfusing Life: Automatic Identification and Blood Banking

  
  HealthMad — Authority: 486
  Overview Blood. It’s the foundation of all our lives. And when we or a family member need blood and blood products, whether it be due to an accident, surgery, or an ongoing medical condition, we must make a “leap of faith” that we are being given safe blood – blood that has been donated by a thoroughly ...
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• Lost in Line: Improving Laptop Security with Automatic Identification Technology

  
  Computersight — Authority: 109
  Introduction All of us now dread the familiar ritual of the airport security line. Shoes off, belts off, jackets off, jewelry off, drinks thrown away, and of course, laptops out of their cases. We always see the unknowing: like the grandmother from Wichita Falls who hasn’t flown since the days of propellers and ...
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