SureFlap Review: The RFID Catflap
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 28 May 2009 | Tagged as: RFID, UK
SureFlap utilises the RFID in your cats neck as the key to open their cat flap.
Archive for the 'RFID' Category
Touchatag: An RFID Special
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 3 April 2009 | Tagged as: RFID
Touchatag (formerly Tikitags) are small (about 1 inch square) RFID tags. The Touchatag starter kit comes with a USB Touchatag reader and 10 Touchatags. The reader will read the tags from about 1 inch.
RFID: Government Too Shambolic To Spy
Posted by Simon Perry on 24 March 2006 | Tagged as: Analysis, Distribution, RFID
Guy elegantly outlines why we shouldn’t over estimate the ability of the government to organise all of the information that RFID will deliver. Are you convinced?
RFID’s Are Go: Ofcom Extends UK Frequency Range
Posted by Simon Perry on 9 November 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Ofcom (UK super-regulator), RFID, Wireless
UK business will be pleased about the UHF RFID frequency range being extended, but it’s unclear what the benefits to the public are. Isn’t that who Ofcom are supposed to represent?
Viagra to Use RFID to Highlight Fakes
Posted by Simon Perry on 15 November 2004 | Tagged as: Copy Protection, Platforms, RFID
Pfizer are planning to use RFID, so purchasers can tell real from fake.
QUICPay Using RFID in Tokyo Taxi Payment Trial
Posted by Berni Dwan on 25 October 2004 | Tagged as: Business, Cellular, Mobile, Payments systems, RFID
Fancy emptying your wallet of all those annoying credit cards and using your mobile phone to pay your taxi fare or your grocery bill? JCB is trailing a RFID system called QUICPay in Tokyo.
