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Nanonet technology has been plagued with short circuits that are caused by the metallic nanotubes. This major obstacle has been resolved by researchers at Purdue University. Now it is possible to cut the nanonet into strips, which breaks the...
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We’ve seen rotating heads on identification cards in many sci-fi movies over time, but to see reality go thus far, we thought there was time still. Samsung’s...
made popular Jun 23 2009
iDTRONIC has long been a contributor in RFID technology and its related applications. The latest from the maker is their best effort at the concept, and it is a mobile,...
made popular May 21 2009
Bridging the gap between traditional print media and the Internet at a very opportune time comes AMUSEMENT magazine, claiming to be the first periodical to offer...
made popular Mar 24 2009
Poken looks like a (cute?) little monster, only it has a USB key and an embedded RFID reader/transmitter. On the press of a button, the Poken looks around for another...
made popular Mar 16 2009
This week, California became the second state to pass a law making it illegal to steal data from RFID (radio frequency identification) cards.
made popular Oct 8 2008
Back in August, a security researcher named Jeroen van Beek demonstrated a method for manipulating information in the RFID tags used in recent passports; more details...
made popular Oct 3 2008
A group of community farmers, some of them Amish, are challenging rules requiring the tagging of livestock with RFID chips, saying the devices are a
made popular Sep 12 2008
NEC Corporation is boosting RFID deployments with the launch of the world’s first multi RFID reader/writer, a device which can both read and write tag data...
made popular Sep 10 2008
Now, a wireless monitoring system will use electrical impulses to track esophageal reflux. UT Southwestern Medical Center doctors and UT Arlington engineers have...
made popular Sep 10 2008
Finally, Recall North America has unveiled Canada’s first RFID enabled, full cycle storage and management service, so that they can track their carton holdings as...
made popular Sep 10 2008
The Digital Dawg Pound quite some time back covered a full and enhanced review of the RFID project, if somebody remembers it to be there. Nick proudly boasts of...
made popular Sep 10 2008
Printronix has unveiled the SLPA8000r encode, print and apply system for the European consumer packaged goods companies. It is being regarded as the first bar code...
made popular Sep 9 2008
In the past, RFID chips have been easily hacked, but Verayo has now come out with a new chip and claim that it is now unclonable. They have devised a new technology...
made popular Sep 9 2008
IBM announced the availability of an electronic pedigree system (ePedigree), which will allow pharmaceutical companies to create an electronic certificate of...
made popular Sep 9 2008
An RFID data management middleware solution has been developed by RFID which enables companies to gather and analyze data collected by RFID tags from different...
made popular Sep 9 2008
A leading provider of Dual-Active Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Real Time Location Systems (RTLS) solutions, Axcess International Inc., has launched Active...
made popular Sep 9 2008
A leading provider of RFID enabled asset management and supply chain solutions; Fluensee has launched the latest version of browser based yard management solution,...
made popular Sep 8 2008
Mirror mirror, show me the truth and give me suggestions on how to look good! We have been witnessing RFID tags for some time now. But the thrilling news is that the...
made popular Sep 7 2008
The air-conditioning at work drying up your skin, did you drink enough water? Or how about this, don’t use my glass you dork! Two very vital scenarios at work or home...
made popular Aug 29 2008
Transistors being so in demand, Portuguese researchers have developed transistors with a paper interstrate layer. This is the first time a Field Effect Transistor (FET)...
made popular Jul 23 2008
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Transistors being so in demand, Portuguese researchers have developed transistors with a paper interstrate layer. This is the first time a Field Effect Transistor (FET)...
made popular Jul 23 2008
Electronic goods are not immune to radiation and especially so, when the electronic components make the journey through space. Transistors in particular, are...
made popular Jun 17 2008
That is like two great things coming in one little package and if you know anything about modern transparent transistors then it surely is a very little package. In a...
made popular Jun 5 2008
Leave it to the genius of man to squeeze out the last trace of goodness from practically everything around him and use it to his advantage! They wouldn’t even...
made popular Dec 22 2007
We all are already well aware of the value of ‘Carbon’ as a building block of life itself. We owe our very existence to carbon and its miraculous property...
made popular Dec 19 2007
Intel is one of the largest computer manufacturers and one of the most preferred brands. Intel Corporation has now introduced an eco-friendly processor with power...
made popular Nov 13 2007
According to the Moore’s Law approximately after every two years the ICs will double in transistor capacity and speed.
The only way for the companies to increase...
made popular Jan 16 2007
Silicon transistors, now an essential to gadgets like iPods, phones and kitchen appliances, will in a decade surely hit-the-wall’ in terms of size and...
made popular Dec 11 2006
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