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News for the week of Dec. 13
• EPCglobal Ratifies Gen 2 Standard
• Hiccups Expected for Gen 2
• Gen 2 Faces Eight-Bit Obstacle
• NASA Tries RFID for HAZMAT
• IP Enters Polymer-Chip Partnership
• IBM Launches RFID Middleware
• Tags in Deep Freeze
• ThingMagic Self-Manages Production
• FCC Certifies Ubisense's UWB
• RFID News Roundup
Featured Story
• Airport Says Payback Is in the Bag
Opinion
• A Salute to Our Readers
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NASA Tries RFID for HAZMAT
At Dryden Flight Research Center, NASA is exploring ways to reduce costs and risk by using RFID to automatically identify and track hazardous materials. Full Story > |
Tags in Deep Freeze
A U.K. biomedical technology company has developed an RFID tag that it says can transmit a signal while submerged in liquid nitrogen. Full Story > |
FCC Certifies Ubisense's UWB
One of the first outlets of ultra-wideband RFID technology to get the FCC green light for commercial use, Ubisense is looking at applications as disparate as combat training and corporate office design.
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RFID News Roundup
User-friendly reader software from SAMSys; International RFID Center opening; transponder protectors from Lab ID; Organic Electronics Association forms. Full Story > |
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A Salute to Our Readers
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