What Does RFID Stand For, and How Has It Evolved? RFID, or radio frequency identification, is a way of using electromagnetic waves to identify and track objects. Its origins date back to World War II, ...

It is designed to walk hospital executives through the process of determining their system requirements, and then matching those requirements to the proper RFID system.

Heard of RFID wallets but not sure what they actually do? They promise to shield your cards from invisible scans and the tech behind it is clever.

It depends on the type of RFID system being used. A high-frequency (HF) reader based on the ISO 14443 air-interface protocol standard, designed for short-range transmission, has a maximum read range ...

It's easy to imagine the many ways RFID could be used but it's harder to determine whether - and where - the technology fits into your organisation. Quocirca's Rob Bamforth helps you figure it out.

Artificial intelligence and RFID are becoming increasingly co-dependent as AI enhances the data RFID provides its users, while RFID feeds AI with the data it needs train itself.

This article explores the benefits of implementing RFID in healthcare settings and how hospitals can gradually transition from barcode to RFID-enabled medication systems, leading to substantial ...

Microsoft is marketing an RFID (radio frequency identification device) package for postal services at a stamp exhibition in Taiwan, hoping to woo the government’s post office and potentially ...