RFID
RFID
These Theft Recovery Microchips can be Embedded in Anything of your Choosing
There is saying that goes something like “posssession is 9/10th of the law.” Which means if you have it in your possession, well, it’s easier to keep it that way. In other words, proving that someone stole s...
Doomed For Failure
Cambridge Computer Laboratory Declares The ADE 651 A Fraud
You guys remember a few months ago when we were talking about the ADE 651, supposed to be the world’s greatest bomb detector because it could literally sniff out explosives from up to half a mile out? And how we said tha...
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iCarte 110 Accessory Add Contactless Payment To The iPhone
It’ll be a long time, if not never, that Americans start using NFC (near field communication) to pay for their goods via a cell phone. But just in case you want to be on the cutting edge and happen to have a need to read...
RFID
Plexidor Pet Door–Maybe Just A Little Too Far
Maybe, just maybe, we spoil our pets a bit too much. Oh, sure, we don’t think twice about the occasional chew bone or some such, but some dogs today eat better than some people do. Plus there’s the add-ons–cl...
RFID
Mir:ror RFID Reader Now Available (video)
The term, or acronym RFID has been just that for most people, that is until now. For just $50 you can now snag the the Mir:ror, a consumer friendly RFID reader. Included in the package are three RFID tags that you can stick t...
RFID
Microsoft Surface Readable Business Cards (video)
Microsoft's Surface is far from becoming ubiquitous. But that hasn't stopped Australian design firm Amnesia Razorfish from printing Surface readable tags on all their employees' business cards. Toss the card on the Surface an...
RFID
RFID Football Helmet Remotely Monitors A Player’s Temperature
I had no idea, but player overheating, better known as heatstroke, is a serious issue on the football field. Monitoring a player’s temperature can be challenging and perhaps even down right demoralizing. HOT (heat obvse...
RFID
The Mir:ror Is A Consumer Level RFID Reader For Your Home
The makers of the Nabaztag Rabbit are at it again. This time around they're offering a device called the Mir:ror.
