This article was originally published by RFID Update. January 10, 2007—Texas Instruments today announced its smallest high frequency (13.56 MHz) RFID reader, an integrated circuit (IC) that measures 5 ...

From Hitachi, an extremely tiny RFID chip that doesn’t require an external antenna and could potentially be embedded in all sorts of paper products like money, tickets, magazines, etc. There were some ...

Is there a radio frequency identification chip available that can provide this function, and also fit inside a cylinder measuring 9.3 millimeters (0.4 inch) or less? Also, do I need an antenna of some ...

RFID tags wirelessly provide a wealth of information on products or other items, but they can only be read by dedicated portable devices. That may soon change, however, as a tag-integrated chip and a ...

With two versions measuring just 3.2 x 1.6 x 0.55 mm and 1.6 x 1.0 x 0.27 mm, the MAGICSTRAP LXMS series of UHF Gen 2 tag is a complete miniature RFID tag that readily integrates into any item. The ...

IAnywhere Solutions is releasing a suite of middleware products designed to help companies build networks for collecting and managing data from radio frequency identification devices, the company said ...

Unlike fashion, the technology industry doesn’t often look to trends and ideas from the past to define its future. But in the case of RFID, that’s exactly the phenomenon we’ve been observing over the ...

IAnywhere Solutions Inc. is releasing a suite of middleware products designed to help companies build networks for collecting and managing data from radio frequency identification (RFID) devices, the ...