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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”

 

• South Korea to launch RFID system in Kaesong this month

  
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  (VOVworld)- A Radio-frequency identification RFID system on the border between the two Koreas will become possible later this month. North Koreans going to work at the Kaesong Industrial Complex.Photo: Yonhap South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Eui-do told reporters that daily travel by South Korean ...
  5 weeks ago

• Auto ID And The Open Global Supply Chain

  
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  Will Roebuck on E RADAR Auto ID (auto identity) is the unique identity expressed in an automatically recognisable format. Examples of auto id technologies include the bar code and the radio frequency identification (RFID) tag. Auto ID forms the basis for encoding products as they flow through the supply (and demand) ...
  5 weeks ago

• Repair Your RFID/NFC Transit Card

  
  adafruit industries blog — Authority: 585
  Alp_X writes: Few weeks ago my akbil(İstanbul city transportation pass by IETT company) got broken. It was really bad for me since I had a student card which pays discounted fare to bus, metrobus, metro etc.. Getting a new student akbil requires to get a student certificate and visiting an IETT(public ...
  6 weeks ago

• Tracking your valuables

  
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  The Next Web has a gallery of tracking devices to attach to just about anything including Chipolo, a key ring attachment below “You’ll be able to attach it to almost anything like a laptop case, keys or even your pet (essentially anything that can have a keyring hanging off it) and register it with the app. Once ...
  6 weeks ago

• Insights From A Smart House Innovator

  
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  Much has been written about the “Internet of Things”, and the promise of smart devices making our lives better and more efficient. One of the places most logical for this reality to transform our...        
  6 weeks ago

• Exploring Proximity with iBeacons

  
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  In the last couple of months, iBeacon is making a lot of noise. iBeacons are small wireless sensors placed inside any physical space that transmit data to your phone using Bluetooth Low Energy (also known as Bluetooth 4.0 and Bluetooth …
  6 weeks ago

• Is Necessity the Only Driver for Smart Solar Market

  
  MarketsandMarkets Blog — Authority: 112
  Intensified power demand of the developed and developing nations is a serious cause of worry for the governments and authoritative bodies worldwide. In order to save power and provide energy to a larger section of the world, innovative methods and technologies are being developed. Smart solar systems are one of such ...
  6 weeks ago

• GM’s RFID Engine Bolts Prevent Assembly Line Screw-Ups #Manufacturing Monday

  
  adafruit industries blog — Authority: 585
  Gizmodo has an interesting tale out of the GM factory: they are now putting RFID tags in the bolts on assembly lines to make sure everything is fit together correctly. Inside the head of GM’s “data bolt” is an RFID memory tag and a coiled antenna. The brainy bolts are installed on each engine block and ...
  6 weeks ago

• GMs RFID Engine Bolts Prevent Assembly Line Screw-Ups

  
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  Threaded fasteners havent changed drastically since they were invented ages ago . But now, General Motors has put RFID tags in the bolts used on engine assembly lines, turning simple hardware into tracking devices that make sure everything gets assembled properly. That bolts got a (2kb) brain! Read more... ...
  7 weeks ago

• Raincar

  
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  Rainfall can be very variable across different parts of a region such as Northern Germany. Conventional rain gauges are accurate, but are often distributed too sparsely to capture much of this variation. Having good information about precipitation is important for flood prediction and prevention, for example. If ...
  7 weeks ago

• RFID School Management System India

  
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  The Student Visibility Solutions, School Management Systems from DAPHNE enable simultaneous detection of students and a 100% identification rate. Our RFID Student Visibility Solutions allow easy communication between teachers and parents. DAPHNE SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED 2nd Floor, 459-Functional Industrial Estate ...
  7 weeks ago

• Can Radar and RFID Stop Drivers From Killing Cyclists?

  
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  Last month, London reached a grim milestone: Six cyclists were killed within 14 days, sparking a massive " die-in " protest. London isnt alone; 176 cyclists or pedestrians were killed in NYC last year. The rapidly rising death toll is spurring a race to build a technology to warn drivers before they hit someone on ...
  7 weeks ago

• Video: Target Credit Card Mass Identity Theft

  
  Fact over Fiction — Authority: 166
  Infowars.com | Why does the country rely on a cashless society complete with RFID cards? READ MORE Read more ›
  7 weeks ago

• Citywide RFID Master House Key? Already Broken

  
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  HAMBURG – In the bad old days, city apartment buildings often allowed entry to postal or emergency workers with a single master key, which was easily copied or sold on the black market. Many buildings are today switching to RFID-based ...        
  7 weeks ago

• RFID Protection HackShield Backpack

  
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  RFID (Radio-frequency identification) is a protocol designed to use radio-frequency electromagnetic fields to transfer data and identify, tag, track and monitor tags attached to objects, animals and even humans. Laptops, smartphones, tablets and many gadgets out there can still send and receive information even ...
  7 weeks ago

• 666: Mark of the Beast

  
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  The number ‘666’ strikes fear into most Christians, people who read their Bibles anyway. Bible-illiterate people don’t care. So they’ll be deceived easily when the anti-Christ comes. Ten years ago I ordered fast food at a restaurant. The total was $6.66. I knew what it meant but it was just food to me. The ...
  8 weeks ago

• RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2014-2024.

  
  ListFree.org - Free Press Release Portal — Authority: 151
  Dec 27, 2013 : Bharat Book Bureau presents the new report, on "RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2014-2024" provides all the information you require to better understand RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2014-2024 over the past seven years. This report provides the key data and analysis of extensive ...
  8 weeks ago

• Catching (radio) waves

  
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  In 2000, five MIT Media Lab alumni co-founded ThingMagic to help bring radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology — wireless readers and data-transmitting tags — to the supply chain. This meant companies would be able to track products, from the warehouse to delivery. This mission served as the technological ...
  8 weeks ago

• FitBit One a marvel of miniaturization

  
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  I used to call my beagle Peanuts my FitBit. We walked together for hundreds of miles. With his passing last week, it is so nice that my nephew gifted me a FitBit One for Christmas. The more I look at the little device and the data it is constantly communicating to my iPhone, the more admiration I get for all the ...
  8 weeks ago

• Scottevest Blackout Pocket – a Faraday cage in your pocket

  
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  Afraid of the NSA from tracking your every move? With threats constantly evolving, the best way to protect yourself and your data is to stay “off the grid.” Enter the Blackout Pocket from Scottevest. It is a pocket that is lined with an anti-RFID material, which the company is calling “RFID Armor,” to block ...
  8 weeks ago