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Innovative silicon biometric technology provides a simple and robust anticounterfeiting mechanism.
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Energy harvesting devices enable autonomous, battery-free sensor networks by tapping into the power available in the environment.
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RFID will continue to evolve and solve new challenges as technological advancements help reduce the cost of tags and readers.
802.11n Wi-Fi in RFID
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RTLS tags based on 802.11n improve location system performance and increase battery life.
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Storing archival records directly on tags enables users to retrieve valuable information at the point of activity.
Tags from the edge
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Software supporting RFID and non-RFID hardware can help companies harness information from the edge.
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An RFID system developed by Argonne National Laboratory keeps tabs on nuclear material containers for the U.S. Department of Energy.
IP-based networks level the playing field
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Using IP as the communications protocol simplifies the design and testing of a wireless sensor network.
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Windows CE 6.0 R2 passed a series of real-time performance capability tests with flying colors.
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Two leading motor control technologies campaign for their competing approaches.
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