We frequently use technology without knowing how it works — and that’s all the more reason to understand its history and use cases. What Does RFID Stand For, and How Has It Evolved? RFID, or radio ...

RFID technology at 125 kilohertz enables data reception at a penetration depth of 0.61 decibels per meter, with a maximum reception probability of 100 percent between static nodes when an antenna is ...

Discover how RFID technology revolutionizes item tracking with radio waves. Learn about its components, benefits, and ...

“We saw RFID as a way to help reduce manual processes and cut inventory,” says Salil Pradhan, chief technologist for HP’s RFID initiatives and a researcher at HP Labs. “Even before that we had seen ...

The long-term business case behind RFID is pretty clear. According to at least one estimate, revenue from those little RFID readers"which sit on pallets or whatever else is being monitored and ...

A set of best practices designed to help address consumer concerns about RFID tags was released on Monday by a group of technology vendors, RFID users and privacy groups.

Globally, RFID integration, maintenance, support, and training will account for nearly $1.3 billion in sales by 2007, up from $363.8 million this year, predicts Venture Development.