(RFIDWorld.ca) At the University of Pittsburgh, a group of engineers have developed an RFID system that will monitor and trace orthopedic implants at a far higher level than they can be traced currently. The highlight of the system is that instead of radio waves transmitting through air, they will transmit through human body tissue. The [...]

(RFIDWorld.ca) KPV Solar GmbH, headquarter in Carinthia, Austria, has introduced RFID technology into its photovoltaic modules which are solar. This adoption allows for greater anti-counterfeiting and product traceability. A distinct serial number will be carried on an RFID chip which will be integrated into each module’s laminate. Each chip will be able to carry any [...]

(RFIDWorld.ca) Linen Tracking Technology, a company based in Miami has recently patented a washable RFID (radio frequency identification) chip that can be sewn into hotel robes, towels and linens to keep track of them. The company is assuring that such technology will not only keep towel and linen thefts down but it will also help [...]