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News for the week of Oct. 25
• DOD Sees Early Benefits From RFID
• U.S. Air Force to Launch RFID Pilot
• VF Contracts for Millions of Tags
• Using Tags to Make Teeth
• Transit Moves Ahead With RFID
• RFID's ROI Tops User Concerns
• HP Kicks Off U.S. RFID Demo Center
• Plasma Joins RFID Chips, Antennas
• Zebra Licenses ThingMagic Reader
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• Special Report, Part 3: RFID in the Healthcare Industry
Opinion
• A Healthy ROI
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HP Kicks Off U.S. RFID Demo Center
Hewlett-Packard debuted its U.S. RFID Demo Center, where the company has set up prototype applications that combine RFID sensing and location and temperature sensing to create multimodal sensor networks. Full Story > |
RFID News Roundup
TI releases multifrequency, multiprotocol reader kit; Sensormatic demos at Columbian tech center; ASK makes new OS for smart cards; paper-thin tag for government IDs; more venture funds for custom battery maker. Full Story > |
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A Healthy ROI
Our special report on RFID in healthcare makes it clear that hospitals can achieve a return on investment in the technology. Full Story >
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