RFid Blog

Are you worried whether your child is in school or not? Now, RFID technology will tell you the whereabouts of your child inside a school. UK has just undertaken a pilot project, in which school children are tagged with RFID chips. According to the...

Cigarette smuggling is steadily increasing in UK with unofficially records showing the quantity of illegal cigarette seizure is nearly 2 billion every year. While, the UK market for duty-paid tobacco is declining. In 2005, nearly 28 percent of cigarette..

UK Visa has decided to launch contactless 'wave and pay' debit cards that would replace low-value cash transactions by end of 2007. The introduction of RFID enables Contactless debit cards would speed up the monetary transactions. For instance, if a..

It seems that RFID passports have not come up to the standards. Few months back, the researchers hacked American RFID passports. Now, Britain is also facing same kind of problem with its RFID-enabled passports. As known earlier, the UK government has.

Adoption of RFID technology is increasing at its fast. However, in terms of adoption, other countries are far behind USA and UK, even China. In its recent study Hot Countries for RFID, the research firm IDTechEx says UK holds number two position in...

Quite few months back, the NHS Connecting for Health (CfH), an agency of UK's Health Department has hinted out implementation of RFID technology in blood tracking to minimize transfusion risks at healthcare units. Now, the idea gets a major boost...

UK-based Manchester Airport has geared up for RFID trials once again following the change in licensing policy over the use of UHF tags. Yemmi Agbebi, head of business development for Manchester Airports Group views data collected by the use of RFID...