RFID keeps medical records straight Just minutes after a baby is born, a nurse will slip an ID bracelet around its tiny wrist. It usually indicates the baby’s name and date of birth and prevents…

Making the world a little better with RFIDIn 2010, the World Conservation Union (IUCN) says that of our planet's 5,490 mammals, 79 are extinct or extinct in the wild, 188 are critically endangered,…

RFID creates a safer and more secure world for consumers RFID is behind numerous safety advances: it tracks the maintenance and safety records of spare parts, it can help you recover your lost or…

RFID creates a safer and more secure world for consumers RFID is behind numerous safety advances: it tracks the maintenance and safety records of spare parts, it can help you recover your lost or…

RFID creates a safer and more secure world for consumers RFID is behind numerous safety advances: it tracks the maintenance and safety records of spare parts, it can help you recover your lost or…

RFID  and EPC help combat counterfeit medicinal products In mid-2007, officials in Panama discovered traces of a poisonous ingredient used in antifreeze in 6,000 tubes of toothpaste. A few…

Peace of mind in stressful times Surgery or a trip to the hospital is bad enough. You don't want to have the extra worry that a nurse might unthinkingly administer you the wrong type of blood or…

RFID reduces clinical errors and makes healthcare services more efficient Together with the retail sector, healthcare is considered one of the most promising for RFID. Hospitals, pharmaceutical…

RFID and EPC are bringing you safer food, easier travel and better healthcare RFID, or radio frequency identification, is most likely a part of your life already. Do you zap your car to unlock its…