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Op-Ed: From M2M To The Internet of Things - Viewpoints From Europe

In a recent post, I featured M2M as one of the hottest trends in telecom, but it's only a trend in the wide scope of The Internet of Things.

In the Media by Dan Verhaeghe

British scientist first human 'infected' by computer virus?

Reading - A young British scientist stakes a claim to being the first human infected with a computer virus after he contaminated an electronic RFID chip implanted in his hand.

In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 2 comments

RFID Technology Deters Bicycle Thefts in Denmark

To prevent bike thefts and reclaim stolen bikes, many cities are using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology on bikes. The bikes will now be able to identify the owner of the bike and also communicate with the authorities when it is stolen.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham

Breakthrough: Battery-less RFID

One of the biggest disadvantages of RFID tags thus far is the need to run them off batteries. Now, solution has been developed.

In the Media by Tse Hao Guang - 1 comment

It's Not Science Fiction Anymore, Big Brother Is Watching Your Every Move With RFID

The tiny RFID microchip will soon be invading public privacy as a tracking device used by retailers and law enforcement with the sale of almost anything consumers purchase. The future is already here.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

World's smallest and thinnest RFID tag is powder made by Hitachi

Hitachi has developed a newer form of Radio Frequency Identification Chips (RFID) Tags. Their RFID powder has become the world’s smallest and thinnest RFID tags in the market. The size of this tag measures a measly 0.05 x 0.05 millimeters (0.002 inches)

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 4 comments

Personnel, equipment tracking system tested in Hong Kong

A system that can track staff in an office, children in a theme park or medial equipment in a hospital is being tested in Hong Kong, a media report said Monday. A pilot system is under way at the Hong Kong Productivity Council.

In the Media by dpa news

Counterfeit Drugs and Other Goods Hard to Swallow, So Big Business Responds With Hi-Tech Ideas

From fake drugs to phoney purses, counterfeit products are spreading across the world. But wily businesses are fighting back with science and technology promising to protect their goods from criminal fakery.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 5 comments

RFID staples tell you where you put down that report

Swingline is proudly announcing their new range of Embed RFID Tags. This innovative and a totally new concept makes the usual way of tagging orthodox or rather I would say quite obsolete.

In the Media by RobotGod - 3 comments

This dust can tell where you have been

"Hitachi Ltd., a Japanese electronics maker, recently showed off radio frequency identification, or RFID, chips that are just 0.002 inches by 0.002 inches and look like bits of powder."

In the Media by Thespian - 1 comment

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