Blogs about: Radio Frequency Identification
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Homeland Security to scan fingerprints of travellers exiting the US
The US Department of Homeland Security is set to kickstart a controversial new pilot to scan the fingerprints of travelers departing the United States. From June, US Customs and Border Pr… more →
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VeriChip Corporation Supports Legislation Banning Forced Implantation in Humans
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count us out wrote 1 week ago: DELRAY BEACH, Fla., Jul 06, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) — VeriChip Corporation (”VeriChip … more →
Homeland Security to scan fingerprints of travellers exiting the US
BBVM wrote 1 month ago: The US Department of Homeland Security is set to kickstart a controversial new pilot to … more →
Patent for killer chip denied in Germany
BBVM wrote 1 month ago: A Saudi inventor’s proposal to insert semiconductors subcutaneously in visitors and r … more →
Canadians Take Notice, the U.S. Is Militarizing the Border
BBVM wrote 1 month ago: More troops, more searches, more surveillance drones. The U.S. is taking Canadians’ … more →
RFID tags for medicine control at home.
Ron Otten wrote 1 month ago: RFID tracking is here. Want to know which medicine, when or what dosis to take? Just start with a h … more →
More Than Business: RFID Called Upon to Improve Lives
milestechinc wrote 2 months ago: At the RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 conference, IBM executive Martin Wildberger looked toward the future, … more →
Helicopters and the risk of RFID hacks
David Cenciotti wrote 2 months ago: Eurocopter and Telit recently signed a contract according to which, Telit RF Technology will develop … more →
Not a Typical Supply Chain: In Middle East, RFID plows through theft and attacks
milestechinc wrote 2 months ago: Unlike the typical supply chain for warehouses and distribution centers, the U.S. military “supply c … more →
How RFID Can Help Green the Supply Chain
milestechinc wrote 2 months ago: In the last several years, the pressure has risen for retailers and suppliers to “green” their proce … more →
RFID Helps U.S. Jeweler Recover Stolen Rolex... in Two Days
milestechinc wrote 2 months ago: For the last several months, I’ve been blogging consistently about how RFID can drastically improve … more →
Best Time to Invest in RFID is Now, Says #1 Swiss Clothing Retailer
milestechinc wrote 2 months ago: The Charles Vögele Group, Switzerland’s largest clothing retailer, boasts 7,800 employees and report … more →
Radio frequency identification
Rebecca Noy wrote 2 months ago: I could also use RFID (radio frequency identification) which would mean I could print something on … more →
Apparently I'm a "Right Wing Extremist?" Really?
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Tim wrote 3 months ago: I had no idea, but according to the Department of Homeland Security, apparently, I’m a “ … more →
U.S. PASSPORT CARDS IMPLANTED WITH RFID CHIPS IS NOW IN PRODUCTION
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PureScience TV wrote 3 months ago: Over 900,000 Passport Cards have been issued since the U.S. Government began production of these ca … more →
Big Brother chips
edbear wrote 3 months ago: Do you have a radio in your wallet or purse? Chances are you do and don’t even know it thanks … more →
The Sound of The Underground
londonsoundart wrote 3 months ago: By you with your Oyster Card @ an underground train station ...Bleep! Recently I stumbled across the … more →
RFID Enables Hospital to Track Thousands of Assets-and Save Lives
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milestechinc wrote 3 months ago: At first glance, warehouses and hospitals aren’t exactly two of a kind. But for both, knowin … more →
RFID for Art Tracking - the basics
arttrack wrote 3 months ago: There has been a lot of talk about tracking art using radio frequency identification (RFID). For tho … more →
Well, Isn't That Cheery?
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aiketgate wrote 3 months ago: Just a few quotes and a cheery thought to brighten up your conspiracy-filled day! ‘‘I ask, sir, wha … more →
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