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Rotary Screen Printing's Contribution to RFID, Part 2

Published: January 31, 2005, By John Costenoble, Stork Prints
RFID production certainly has come a long way in the last few years - but a number of technological jumps are necessary before RFID tags can be used at product level. For progress to be made, it is paramount for all in the value chain to work together and show how they can contribute.

Power Paper and Graphic Solutions Offer an RFID System

Published: December 19, 2004, By pffc-online.com
Power Paper and Graphic Solutions have teamed up to produce the PowerID system, a turnkey RFID system that the companies claim improves the reliability of remote monitoring, processing, and transmitting of data. (powerpaper.com and graphicsolutions.com)

RFID Expert Group Joins AIM

Published: December 01, 2004, By Edited by Deborah Donberg
WARRENDALE, PA A group designated REG (RFID Experts Group), initially chartered by the US Dept. of Defense, will become an expert advisory group within

Avery Forms RFID Unit

Published: December 01, 2004, By Edited by Deborah Donberg
PASADENA, CA Avery Dennison Corp. has formed a business unit dedicated to the manufacturing and marketing of low-cost RFID inlays and tags. The division

RFID & EPC Systems

Published: October 31, 2004, By Sheila A. Millar, Attorney-at-Law, Keller & Heckman, Washington, DC
By now, most members of the converting industry probably have heard about Electronic Product Code (EPC) systems which, using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), will allow logistical tracking of products throughout the distribution chain, revolutionizing the product distribution process well beyond the current bar code technology. The converting industry will be part of that revolution as major retailers and the government begin mandating its use.

Avery Dennison Creates RFID Division

Published: September 24, 2004, By pffc-online.com
Avery Dennison Corp., manufacturer of pressure-sensitive labeling materials, says it has formed a new business unit dedicated to the manufacturing and marketing of low-cost radio frequency identification (RFID) inlays and tags.

The 411 on RFID, Part 1

Published: August 31, 2004, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson, Associate Editor

The 411 on RFID, Part 2

Published: August 31, 2004

The 411 on RFID, Part 3

Published: August 31, 2004

RFID Experts Group Moves to AIM Global

Published: June 28, 2004, By pffc-online.com
A group of RFID (radio frequency identification) expert advisors initially chartered by the US Department of Defense will become an expert advisory group within AIM Global, the industry trade association for RFID and the automatic identification industry, reports AIM Global, the trade association for RFID.

Weber Offers RFID Initiative

Published: June 01, 2004, By Edited by Deborah Donberg
ARLINGTON HTS., IL Weber Marking Systems has established Initiative 2004, aimed at providing the systems and supplies to help companies meet RFID compliance

RFID Comes on Strong

Published: May 31, 2004, By by Corey M. Reardon, AWA Alexander Watson Assoc.
Finally, the reality of commercial RFID is just around the corner.

Precisia First Company to Produce Complete RFID Devices with High-Speed Printed Antennas

Published: May 10, 2004, By pffc-online.com
Precisia LLC reports it is the first company in the world to produce fully functional radio frequency identification (RFID) tags with high-speed printed antennas in one location. Precisia made the announcement at Drupa 2004 in mid-May.

FDA Report Calls for the Adoption of RFID

Published: February 20, 2004, By PRESS RELEASE
AIM Inc. is a global, not-for-profit industry organization and authority on automatic identification, data collection, and networking in a mobile environment. AIM says its mission is to stimulate the understanding, adoption, and use of technology by providing timely, unbiased, and commercial-free news and information.

FDA Report Calls for the Adoption of RFID

Published: February 20, 2004, By PRESS RELEASE
AIM Inc. is a global, not-for-profit industry organization and authority on automatic identification, data collection, and networking in a mobile environment. AIM says its mission is to stimulate the understanding, adoption, and use of technology by providing timely, unbiased, and commercial-free news and information.

Substrate Developments for RFID Labels

Published: February 01, 2004, By AWA Alexander Watson Assoc.
A look at substrates from AWA's new AWAreness Report , RFID Tag and Label Market—A Review of Global Opportunities.

RFID and Conductive Inks: What You Need to Know

Published: January 15, 2004, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson, Associate Editor
PFFC goes one-on-one with Jim Rohrkemper, president of Flint Ink’s newly formed company Precisia LLC, to answer some questions about radio frequency identification technology and conductive inks.

CCL Label Expands RFID and Security Labels to Second Facility

Published: December 19, 2003, By PRESS RELEASE
CCL Label says it designs and prints a wide range of high-quality paper and film, pressure sensitive, RFID, and security labels.

The Big Showdown?

Published: August 01, 2003, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson, Staff Editor
Will RFID technology eventually phase out the bar code? Industry experts agree, bar code's days aren't numbered just yet.

RFID Labels a Good Read

Published: April 01, 2002, By Edward J. Boyle, Contributing Editor
X-Ident Inc.'s radio frequency identification technology is well-suited for today's fast-moving security-conscious world. The September 11 terrorist attacks,

BRAND PROTECTION: The Converter's Role

Published: April 01, 2002, By Dr. Mark C. Waterbury, Perception Development Co.
Information-centric systems can mean more secure products in the marketplace. The converter is key to the process. Charm and good looks aren't enough

Tamper-Evident, Tamper-Proof Packaging Part of Life Today

Published: July 01, 2001, By David J. Bentley Jr., RBS Technologies

A tamper-proof package, i.e., one that could never be opened, would mean no one could tamper with the cookies, but no one could eat them either!

Mikoh, Intermec Technologies Produce Smart&Secure Labels

Published: May 01, 2001, By Edward Boyle, Contributing Editor
Mikoh Corp. and Intermec Technologies Corp. have announced a collaboration to incorporate Smart&Secure RFID transponders (thin, flexible Radio Frequency Identification circuits) into a unique array of p-s label constructions.

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