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News for the week of June 14
• Wal-Mart Details EPC Rollout Plan
• Boeing Outlines Tagging Timetable
• UHF Tags to be Tested on Planes
• Navy Revs Up RFID Sensors
• Putting Drinks on the Cuff
• Gemplus Plans RFID Reentry
• Using RFID to Manage Evacuations
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• Zeroing In on the Closed-Loop
Opinion
• Taking Education to a New Level
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Boeing Outlines Tagging Timetable
The U.S. plane maker says that it and Airbus plan to announce their RFID specification in spring 2005 and anticipates that suppliers will start delivering tagged items six months later. Full Story > |
Navy Revs Up RFID Sensors
The U.S. Navy is testing an RFID sensor network to monitor the temperature, humidity and air pressure in containers where aircraft parts are stored. Full Story > |
Putting Drinks on the Cuff
Using an RFID chip embedded on a wristband, a new age/ID-verification system can prevent underage alcohol sales, operate as an electronic wallet and track customer purchases. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
New multiprotocol UHF reader module; RF Code introduces auto-ID network appliance; EPCglobal completes first EPC standards; new print-and-apply RFID system; Datamars offers smaller laundry tag. Full Story > |
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Featured Story
Opinion
Taking Education to a New Level
Companies aren’t even aware of how much they don't know about RFID—until class begins. But they soon learn that understanding the technology will improve their chances of deploying it successfully. Full Story >
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