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Xerafy Announces ATEX Compliance For Its RFID Tags

Xerafy ATEX certified RFID tags ( EMAILWIRE.COM , February 08, 2012 ) Dallas, TX -- Xerafy Ltd, a global supplier of RFID metal tags , announced today that its RFID tags are now certified to comply with the ATEX regulations for safe use in explosion-prone applications and potentially hazardous. ATEX compliance is mandatory for certain industrial application and processes such as chemical plants and specialize refineries for logistics, maintenance and asset management operations. Xerafy’s...Read Full Story

Odawa Casino Resort Installs InvoTech GIMS? RFID Uniform Tracking System

By asianbet77 on | From blog.asianbet77.com

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 08, 2012 InvoTech Systems, Inc. announced the Odawa Casino Resort (OCR) upgraded its GIMS? Uniform System inventory software with UHF-RFID technology to automate the inventory tracking and control of thousands of valuable uniforms worn by Team Members at the property. GIMS? was initially installed at OCR in 2007 with barcode labels attached to the uniforms which were manually scanned for real-time tracking of inventory. Uniforms now have UHF-RFID tags...Read Full Story

RFID Tags

By raihne on | From poundingheartbeat.com

Have you heard of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags? Apparently, these tags are smart bar codes that makes errands like buying from the supermarket convenient and easy, no more waiting in lines. These codes can talk to a networked system and then track every product you put in your shopping ...Read Full Story

RFID Chips: What Are They For?

By mannntas on | From extremenicheempiresreview.net

RFID (radio frequency identification) chips or tags as they are better known are as big as the smallest coin in your pocket, but they can hold huge amounts of data that can be used in methods that can do fantastic things. For instance, RFID tags are in the majority of office identity tags and in a few passports, enabling the holder to pass through security quickly while keeping the building or the country secure. They are a modern version of the bar code. Remember before bar codes and bar...Read Full Story

RFID – secure or vulnerable? You decide.

By Contactless on | From contactless.wordpress.com

DN Systems has published a helpful overview of the considerable benefits that come with new ‘contactless’ technologies, and also some of the alleged associated risks for businesses keen to deploy this new technology. Firstly, it seems important to keep in mind that this is a relatively new sector, and therefore security policies are still in their infancy – so this is a shifting terrain. Whilst companies may have given much thought to the design of their RFID enabled devices (for instance...Read Full Story

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Scientists Print Cheap RFID Tags On Paper

judgecorp writes "French scientists have found a way to make RFID tags cheaper by printing them on paper. [Abstract] This could allow wider tagging, and combine with technologies such as printed memory." These printed RFID tags use aluminum, "a lot less expensive than copper or silver, which are used in some types of RFID tag. This is good news for inventory users operating millions of RFID tags in their systems...

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