How to Build Your Own RFID Door Lock
A person's home is his castle. While most of us can't equip our castles with the traditional means of security like moats, turrets, and iron maidens, you still can spruce up and secure your place with the use of some...
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How to: Wire Your House with RFID
Despite criticism concerning security and personal privacy issues that surround RFID, the technology has become popular and commonplace in the retail environment. But there's no reason why these new technologies should be confined to stores and inventory systems; they can...
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15 Surprising Ways RFID Will Affect Your Life in 2007
If you're an RFID fanatic, you know how RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) will affect your life this year. In fact, you may dream about how this technology will change the world within the next decade - either in positive or...
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RFID Gazette - Wed May 16, 2007
This is a roundup of recent RFID news and views. The ROI of RFID While many small vendors cannot use the volume of RFID tags to make the ROI (Return on Investment) worthwhile, some companies are finding it. A trailer...
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RFID Gazette - Tues May 15, 2007
This is a roundup of recent RFID-related news and views. Tracking Steel ThyssenKrupp Steel has managed to run a successful test on a thousand tagged steel slabs using EPC UHF RFID tags. The slabs were shipped from Brazil to Germany...
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RFID Gazette - Tues May 08, 2007
Yet More Anti-RFID Envelope Makers National Envelope Corporation is the latest company to go after the potentially lucrative anti-RFID envelope and wallet market with their Smart Card Guard products. The envelopes can be used to protect contactless credit cards, ID...
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About NFC Cell Phones and the New Digital Wallets
What happens when you lose one? Can the finder/ thief use it to make purchases? Supposedly there are safeguards, but since you can just "tap" your phone at, say, a cashless vending machine, I don't see how that'd stop a...
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