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By comparing the RFIDs unique number referenced at artcoon the owner can identify his sculpture as the original one. Some casinos are embedding RFID tags into their chips.

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8 Application of RFIDs; 9 Application of Wireless Technologies; 10 Application of GPS; 11 Application of GIS; 12 Application of Computer controlled devices (Automated systems)

RFIDs: Overview

This profile explores radio frequency identity (RFID) technology, applications and issues. It comments on business and institutional use, privacy concerns and advocacy groups.

InformIT: RFIDs: Technology Friend or Foe? > RFIDs, the Darker Side

RFIDs, or Radio Frequency IDs, are poised to change the way retail establishments keep track of inventory and pricing. But the usefulness of RFIDs doesn't stop with retail.

RFIDs on the Brain - Boing Boing

Douglas Rushkoff, the author of Life Inc., is a guest blogger. Here's Patrick Dixon, of Siemens, advertising as features all the things about RFID tags that I always thought should ...

InformIT: RFIDs: Technology Friend or Foe? > What Are RFIDs, Anyway?

RFIDs, or Radio Frequency IDs, are poised to change the way retail establishments keep track of inventory and pricing. But the usefulness of RFIDs doesn't stop with retail.

RFIDs: Applications

This profile explores radio frequency identity (RFID) technology, applications and issues. It comments on business and institutional use, privacy concerns and advocacy groups.

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RFIDs and the Parts They Play in Enterprises

For a business to become truly competitive and highly efficient, it should learn to adapt with a variety of changes. One of these will be the use of technology to ensure the ...

RFIDs: The Pros and Cons Every Consumer Needs to Know About Radio ...

How would you like it if ... one day you realized your underwear was reporting on your whereabouts? Don't laugh -- over 1 billion of the tiny tracking devices known as RFIDs are ...

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Big Brother tagging livestock with RFID's,"Small farmers have been fighting this alone"

or the love of God, don't people have any common sense left at all? Do not let anyone put a computer chip in your body. And, while you're all it, lend support to the small farmers...

Mass High Tech: RFID tags for consumer uses

They're used by companies around the world to track their supply chain. But radio frequency identification tags, or RFIDs, have been slow to adopt to the consumer market. Now, a...

The Year for RFIDs

The twenty plus years of the RIFD is about to explode with Wal-Mart decision to mandate all of their 15,000 suppliers to embed RFIDs into every pallet delivered to they supply...

How do i find a complete list of companies that manufacture, sell, produce rfids, and it's components.?

shawnghant

http://www.thomasnet.com/index.html Try them they have over 500k companies that subscribe to them for product information.

Give me an example of how RFIDs can reduce the amount of labor required in an assembly line. How would it work?

crystal0696

Why does our govt allow something as trivial as RFIDs to track clothes you buy when it's violating privacy

Ben Thayer, Don Thatt

Is it true that rfids know your location?

gman

No. RFID doesn't track your location by itself. While someone may be able to determine your location by reading an RFID tag they have to be close enough to you that they probably know where you...

what are RFIDs used for??

Rahul T

No, that isn't a use for RFID. RFID is more for identification purposes. For example, I have a couple of ID cards that have RFID chips in them. When I walk in front of the appropriate doors an...