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• in Technology
  The Future is Clear - Less Is Most Definitely More
  Less Is Most Definitely More.
  by jdredmond / on Aug 13, 2012
• in Technology
  An Idea For Bus Stops: RFID Tags
  Why Using RFID Tags In Public Transportation Would Save Everyone Time
  by alexh14 / on Jul 24, 2012
• in Technology
  Trash Tech: Should Americans Be "Taxed" for Food Waste?
  High-Tech Solution for a Low-Tech Service
  by ecoleader / on Apr 14, 2012

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “rfid”

 

• Tune In, Charge Up: RF Energy Harvesting Shows its Potential

  
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  by Publitek European Editors: In today’s wireless, connected world, ambient Radio Frequency (RF) energy is everywhere. Technically, this free-flowing energy can be captured, converted and stored for use in other applications. In fact, it is already in use in a number of ultra-low-power, battery-free applications, ...
  1 day ago

• iCarte iPhone 5 Case with NFC and RFID

  
  Gadgetsin — Authority: 432
  iPhone 5 don’t have built-in NFC technology, but if you want to use it, the iCarte iPhone 5 case with NFC and RFID will be a suitable solution. The iCarte is an innovative and functional protective case that measures 5.38 x 2.43 x 0.44 inches, and designed for iPhone 5. As we can see from [...]
  2 days ago

• Airbus Bag2Go Smart Luggage: All It Needs to Do Now Is to Follow Me Automatically

  
  technabob — Authority: 121
  Luggage hasn’t changed much in the last few decades, but there’s hope on the horizon. How about having suitcases with built-in GPS that you will never lose again? I’d certainly consider that, since losing your luggage can certainly get painful at times. The Airbus Bag2Go is a prototype and it’s a sort ...
  5 days ago

• Airbus unveils Bag2Go smart luggage system

  
  Mobile Phone Blog - Mobile Phone News from Right Mobile Phone — Authority: 117
  Bag2Go luggage uses GPS tracking to reduce the number of lost bags The post Airbus unveils Bag2Go smart luggage system appeared first on RightMobilePhone .
  6 days ago

• Cell Phone Tracking Data Sold in Hopes for Better Decision Making: Transportation’s Future with Technology at The Congress of the New Urbanism’s CNU21

  
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  Rob Milam, Fehr & Peers Ron Milam , Principal-In-Charge of Technical Development at Fehr & Peers , discussed the effect of big data on transportation planning and engineering. He began by lending us some perspective: If you were to purchase a hard drive with the intent to store all music ever recorded by ...
  6 days ago

• All-Ett: The World’s Thinnest Wallet

  
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  Guys (and ladies who carry wallets), take a look at your wallet. Is it bulging? Broken? Heavy? Stretching out or fading your pants pockets? It’s time you get it replaced. It can’t be comfortable to carry around a super thick wallet, and it’s doing nothing for the looks of your pants. All-Ett has designed a ...
  1 week ago

• A city of sensors

  
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  The Santander testbed is composed currently of around 2000 (projected to grow to 12,000) IEEE 802.15.4 devices deployed in a 3-tiered architecture: •IoT node: Responsible for sensing the corresponding parameter (temperature, CO, noise, light, car presence,etc.). •Repeaters: These nodes placed...
  1 week ago

• No more quarters or tickets: Audi tests wireless parking payments

  
  Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine — Authority: 705
  Weve heard about cars that can park themselves, but such technology brings up a relevant question: how will such cars handle paid parking lots? Sure, you could drop them off after picking up your parking ticket, but Audi has a better idea. Its "Audi connect wireless payment" system, which is undergoing trials now, ...
  1 week ago

• Challenge Winner: Lock Your Drawer With an Arduino and RFID

  
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  In last weeks Hacker Challenge , we asked you to share your best DIY parenting hack . We received some great entries, but the winning hack shows us how to secure your drawer full of goodies using an Arduino and RFID. Read more...        
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• Airbus Bag2Go Packs a GPS, RFID, and Other Tracking Systems

  
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  The last thing you want to deal with when you’re out for a vacation in some nice tropical countries is a lost luggage. Worse, the officials from both the airline and the airport often come up with typical apologetic phrase like “We’re sorry for the inconvenience, sir.” which clearly doesn’t help at all. ...
  1 week ago

• Datatronic’s Blue Tank System Controls Company Diesel Fuel Losses

  
  Environmental Leader — Authority: 543
  Austrian company Datatronic has developed a new RFID fueling security system that helps avoid loss of diesel fuel at companies’ fueling stations. Authorized vehicles are identified by a transponder close to the fuel neck, replacing a system that reads from a driver’s badge or fuel card. With BlueTank’s ...
  1 week ago

• Airbus Bag2Go Uses GPS And RFID To Get Your Bags Where They Belong

  
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  If you fly on a regular basis, you’ve probably gotten your bags lost at least once. Eventually, they return to you: Beaten, torn, probably missing everything of value, and possibly lit on fire . It would be nice not to have to deal with this, and now Airbus, yes, the plane manufacturer, has Bag2Go, a system ...
  1 week ago

• Learning letters, particularly R, F, I, & D

  
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  After [yohanes] picked up a toy at a yard sale – a Leap Frog Letter Factory Phonics – he thought he could do better. The toy originally asked a child to find a letter, and after digging one of 26 plastic characters out of a plastic tub and placing them on the Letter Factory’s sensor, would play a short musical ...
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• Will Obamacare Mandate RFID Implants?

  
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  Aaron Dykes Authorization and submission to the Beast system will be required for all transactions in the future envisioned by our would-be enslavers. We saw this creepy scrawl on the sidewalk recently, warning that “Obamacare has a microchip for all Americans.” Is it true? It’s a scary and ...
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• Will Obamacare Mandate RFID Implants?

  
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  Aaron Dykes Activist Post Authorization and submission to the Beast system will be required for all transactions in the future envisioned by our would-be enslavers. We saw this creepy scrawl on the sidewalk recently, warning that “Obamacare has a microchip for all Americans.” Is it true? It’s a ...
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• Smartphone and RFID-enabled luggage won’t ever get lost at the airport

  
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  Aside from crashing and perishing in a fiery ball of death, one of the biggest fears associated with flying is losing your luggage. Being stuck somewhere that isn’t home without any of your…
  1 week ago

• CitiBike RFID chip

  
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  CitiBike RFID chip by Trammell Hudson . The small IC and antenna loop of the CitiBike NYC RFID key fob, as seen through a USB microscope.
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• Just Say No

  
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  Worship the Elephant Turn your back on God Worship the Idol Its got the Governments nod Take your chip Just like they said Take your chip Or lose your head A guillotine Is waiting for you A guillotine Says "How do you do?" A guillotine Is waiting for you A guillotine Says "One slice or two?" ...
  1 week ago

• SL500F – a “full-featured” RFID device

  
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  RFID reader / writer SL500F gladly communicates with any 13,56MHz RFID card.  For a concrete application we usually need only one type of an RFID communication. For the sophisticated devices or for devices intended for configuration of various RFID cards, a reader handling all common protocols can be very ...
  1 week ago

• Airbus Bag2Go smart luggage wields GPS, RFID to skip airport hassles

  
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  Many of us avoid flying with checked baggage when possible, and for good reason: even a simple delay can sour a whole trip. Airbus new Bag2Go prototype could save us from having to pack light, however. The smart luggage carries a raft of sensors that work with an iOS app to bypass the usual airport drudgery. Its ...
  1 week ago

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