RFID is an essential element of AIDC, Automatic Identification and Data Capture. AIDC has made use of other technologies over the years. Bar codes and magnetic stripes are among the techniques that have been used. RFID-assisted AIDC began in the 1980s. Back then, the tags were large and cumbersome. the frequency and range of the [...]
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RFID Technology Changing in Many Ways
Posted by on February 22nd, 2012
RFID technology has gotten bigger and smaller. That is the radio transmitter equipped chips have gotten smaller and the ranges have gotten bigger. The newest chips are smaller than a grain of rice. they fit inside of a hypodermic needle. It is those chips that are used in the pet locator systems. If a pet [...]
What privacy issues might raise in using RFID technology on passports?
Posted by on January 23rd, 2012
The federal government has considered using RFID technology on passports. what privacy issues might this raise? The most recently issues US passports already have RFID as do those of most 1st world countries. for official purposes there is no expectation of privacy, as the passport has to be presented and examined when needed at border [...]
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12 Comments »Why companies using RFID technology?
Posted by on January 22nd, 2012
to always keep track on whats going on! I guess it gives them that Feel of control ! Wal*Mart popularized RFID technology as a very accurate means of controlling inventory. Years ago, companies kept an inventory in stock of many products. Keeping such an inventory meant storage space, people to keep track of it, paying [...]
Access Control System – How to Setup an Access Control Device
Posted by on January 18th, 2012
Components in an Access Control System An Access Control Systems include the following components: 1. A Master Device (Employees punch on this device while going IN to the restricted area)2. A Slave Device (Employees punch on this device while going OUT of the restricted area)3. an Electro Magnetic Door Lock(EM Lock) Types of Access Control [...]
Posted in Rfid Technology Tags: area 3, fingerprint, hub switch, modem, network cable, proximity No Comments »Will rfid technology be used to control people in the future?
Posted by on January 17th, 2012
I don't think he meant to control people physically but to limit and/or monitor peoples interactions and/or movements. I don't think RFID would be used but something of that nature, like RFID ver2.0 or something. Down the road, probably paved with good intentions and under the mask of "National Security" programs will be initiated, if [...]
Are there any cold storages in India where automation using AIDC or RFID technology has been implemented?
Posted by on January 16th, 2012
if yes please do give the information of that cold storage or ware house where this system is implemented and in use? If not in India atleast in some other country, but please provide me some information regarding this... Are there any cold storages in India where automation using AIDC or RFID technology has been [...]
Posted in Rfid Technology Tags: aidc, atleast, cold storages, india, rfi, rfid, storage, strrages in india 8 Comments »RFID, Government, and technology?
Posted by on January 8th, 2012
Why do you think companies want to use RFID and how are they planning to use them? RFID is more powerful than barcode, better for retails stores etc. there are many things that can be done with RFID. RFID allows to localise each individual chip. in addition the chip can provide and store some information. [...]
Posted in Rfid Technology Tags: access cards, leuven belgium, money, possibilities, rfi, rfid, rfid chip, rfid chips 13 Comments »RFID technology highly flawed?
Posted by on January 5th, 2012
Could a cell phone jammer or a cell phone jammer tuned to the RFID frequency jam it from transmitting data? For RFID to work on cell phone frequencies would be a gross lack of due diligence on the part of RFID engineers. I don't think so! No, probably not. But covering the RFID in tinfoil [...]
Posted in Rfid Technology Tags: authentication, cell phone frequencies, cell phone jammer, diligence, impinj, rfi, rfid, rfid tags flawed, rfid technology 17 Comments »Your thoughts on the RFID (radio frequency identification) technology?
Posted by on December 30th, 2011
RFID Tags, microchips size of grain can be sold and placed anywhere. Microchip surgically implanted beneath your skin can also be done. Would you be in favor of it or against? This sounds suspiciously like a homework project. But are you asking if I'm against people doing it if they want to? of course not. [...]
