RFID Journal

RFID is a radio frequency identification technology, not a sensor. It mainly identifies the marker by its unique ID number. RFID is a simple wireless system with only two basic components that are used to control, detect and track objects.

We have been talking about the various applications and development of RFID tags, but we may never have thought that this RFID tag needs to be powered? In practical use

Passive electronic tags, that is, passive radio frequency tags use frequency hopping mode, have anti-jamming capability, users can customize reading and writing standard data, in a special application system more efficient

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) ist eine berührungslose automatische Identifikationstechnologie, die automatische Identifikationstechnologie

For those of you that don’t know, the Internet of Things (IoT) is all around us. You are probably using it and not realizing it. It’s been around quite a while but over the last couple years, it has really grown to become something we can’t live without. 

UHF systems can typically tell you that a tag is within a defined read field, but not specifically where within that field. ... Mojix, for example, uses a phased-array antenna system to locate passive tags in three-dimensional space, usually to within about 3 square feet.

RFID belongs to a group of technologies referred to as Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC). AIDC methods automatically identify objects, collect data about them, and enter those data directly into computer systems with little or no human intervention.

'India is clearly on the digital transformation fast track,' says Anant Maheshwari, president, Microsoft India

Traffic and congestion are expensive and annoying problems for any city and its people. It seems to have been getting worse for a while, too. 

Being able to track and have complete visibility into your work in process (WIP) and all the parts moving through your supply chain is obviously valuable.

What still remains obscure is how to bridge separate data silos of healthcare organizations and enable secure access to their medical data. That’s where blockchain may play its brightest role so far.

An active RFID system, provided by Triax Technologies, enables Lettire Construction Corp. to track the locations of 140 workers on its site at any given time, to ensure that they are authorized to be there, are not in harm's way and are working where they should be.