RFID for laboratory samples inventory
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has experienced rapid acceptance as a technology for managing and tracking the location of physical assets and people. As the cost of deploying this technology decreases, and web-based management tools become easier to deploy, laboratories and bio repositories will be able to leverage RFID technology to easily, accurately and efficiently monitor and manage their sample inventories from just about anywhere in the world.
From: Vlad Lebedev
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ADASA - ID World Rio June 2012 - R15.avi
Smartphones with ADASA RFID technology will become counterfeiter's greatest enemy. Goods and documents that use ADASA Veri-Real authentication RFID technology can be verified as real by consumers' iPhones. Even more, ADASA Veri-Flip alters, encrypts, or kills the sensitive tag identity for consumer privacy. See www.adasainc.com
From: studioclarke
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What is RFID? - Part 1
RFID overtakes the barcode - part 1
- RFID is here to stay
- A few words on barcodes and RFID
- History of barcode and RFID technologies
- Main difference between barcode and RFID technologies
Every year, RFID adoption picks up the pace, moving into different verticals and finding new applications.
The burning question is: will RFID replace the
barcode, and if so when?
Heikki Seppä is a senior research professor with VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, a nonprofit...
From: Nordic ID
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Passive RFID Tags
A2B Tracking shares this segment taken from a live webinar with our CEO and President, Peter Collins. In this video, gain an overview of how Passive RFID technology works. Peter will discuss Passive RFID tags and the benefits of Passive over Active tag solutions. Learn about affixing the RFID tag to the asset and the importance of selecting the appropriate tag for your particular asset.
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From: A2B Tracking Solutions
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The Last HOPE: REAL ID Act and RFID - Privacy and Legal Implications (Complete)
The Last HOPE took place on July 18-20, 2008 at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a practical and useful technology for locating items without the requisite close proximity as needed with older technology, such as bar codes. However, new technologies such as RFID "powder," internal and external pre-crime detectors, and insertion into children's clothing and other personal items have pros and cons associated with the practicality of its use. In...
From: GBPPR2
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Who are the biggest RFID producers?
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Who are the biggest RFID producers?
So, who are the biggest producers of RFID technology? The answer will vary depending on whom you ask, but some of the biggest names in the industry include Alien Technology, Applied Wireless RFID, ThingMagic, GAO RFID, Mojix, NXP Semiconductor CAEN RFID, and Impinj. Motorola is the biggest producer of Gen-2 compliant,...
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SPECIAL BROADCAST: "Mark Of Beast" 666 RFID Technology
Theologian Paul Begley will breakdown the new RFID technology 666 Mark of the Beast that is being used in India http://www.paulbegleyprophecy.com
From: Paul Begley
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RFID: The Next Big Little Thing
Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is poised to replace bar-codes as the primary means of tracking and inventorying pallets and cases in the commercial supply chain. The uses of this technology, however, extend far beyond the supply chain. RFID will soon become an integral part of our everyday lives. This talk will cover the fundamentals of RFID technology, the reasons for its impending adoption, the many benefits and looming issues, how it may impact the way we live and work, and the...
From: UWTV
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