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RSSAfter Wisconsin, the state of North Dakota in USA has introduced legislation to ban forced RFID chip implants on humans. Not surprisingly, it is for the privacy reasons.
John Hooven, Governor of North Dakota has approved the bill that imposes...
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The Immigration Department of Malaysia has moved up with its proposal to introduce RFID-enabled visas for the foreigner as a step towards identifying fake visa holders...
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It seems that RFID passports have not come up to the standards. Few months back, the researchers hacked American RFID passports. Now, Britain is also facing same kind...
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US State Department’s RFID Passport idea has created furious debate in the streets of America. The security experts are agog with the policy makers regarding the...
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Here is good news for the US policy makers who are facing sharp criticism from the security experts because of the RFID passport idea. The reason as the experts claim...
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The US government has awarded a contract to German chip maker Infineon to supply millions of chips for US passports. The announcement has come just two weeks after the...
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The demand for contactless payment cards has increased tremendously in recent years because they speed up monetary transactions. USA had issued millions of RFID-enabled...
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The proposed RFID bill that supposedly keeps the interests of the consumers has been deferred and returned to the House Rules Committee of House of Representatives...
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The Port of Oakland, the first major port on the Pacific Coast and the fourth busiest container port in the USA has announced that it is embracing RFID technology to...
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RFID as a technology is slowly but gradually dominating the healthcare unit. We have a notion that RFID is useful in healthcare units when it comes asset tracking....
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The Department of Home Security (DHS) has finally decided to postpone the controversial RFID program, which underwent in trial to track foreign visitors crossing the US...
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Intermec has bagged yet another major RFID deal this month. After reaching out an agreement with NASA to provide its RFID products for the test of this technology in...
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EPCglobal has introduced a new global standard, GS1 EPCglobal Electronic Pedigree Document that pitches for RFID technology creating electronic pedigrees to securely...
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We don’t need to define NFC (Near Field Communications). Both RFID and NFC technology provide same services and function more or less similarly. The only distinguishing...
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The US government faces obstacle in its step towards the introduction of RFID enabled e-pedigrees for pharmaceutical sectors with federal court relaxing compliant of...
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Until now, we know Las Vegas-based Harmon Medical and Rehabilitation Hospital as one the best healthcare units of America for its highly skilled professional staffs....
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Adoption of RFID technology is increasing at its fast. However, in terms of adoption, other countries are far behind USA and UK, even China.
In its recent study Hot...
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RFID technology in USA gets a major set back with researchers of the newly set up RFID Consortium for Security and Privacy (CUSP) have reportedly hacked RFID-empowered...
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The US National Guard has awarded a $4.6 million deal to Savi Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Co. to get its mobile RFID systems to enhance...
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In line with FDA’s ruling which calls for drug authentication, the US-based pharmaceutical company Pfizer has introduced an RFID-enabled verification process to combat...
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