1. Hello:
This is very good site. I am the owner of an Active Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Attachment Device US Patent Application No. 10/025,773. I am interested in exploiting its potential and welcome your comments.

Abstract:
The present invention performs asset management by giving the user asset information on a regular basis. The customer communicates with a central server via means such as telephone and worldwide web. The central server houses the application specific software to enable the user to manage assets. The central server communicates with the asset attachment device via means such as telephone and the world wide web. When a user accesses the system, the system sends back asset information such as the asset ID, location and status.
Application and Use Automated Asset Inventory Business Process
Approach and Technology Active RFID signal to strategically placed access points and CPU; automatic transmission via internet; accessibility through secure servers.
Economy of scale Range: Low $2.00 per unit

Key word association RFID Tag; Active RFID; Access Point; Internet; Bluetooth; Asset ID; Asset Location; Asset Status; Status; encrypt signals

Gim

Posted at 8:34PM on Mar 21st 2008 by Gim

2. It's thickness from less than a millimeter so tags are typically small and flat, and are often sandwiched inside of an adhesive label.

Posted at 11:10PM on Oct 16th 2006 by electronics rfid

3. GAO Tek Inc., formerly GAO Engineering, is an international leading provider of engineering development tools, security products, RFID, test and measurement instruments and electronic components that serve the needs of electronic design engineers and IT professionals throughout the world.

RFID Products:
RFID Readers - Low Frequency
RFID Readers - High Frequency
RFID Readers - Ultra High Frequency
RFID Tags - Low Frequency
RFID Tags - High Frequency
RFID Tags - Ultra High Frequency
RFID Tags - Gen2
RFID Tags - Mount-On-Metal
RFID Antenna
RFID Modules
RFID Evaluation Kits

Posted at 3:23PM on Oct 30th 2006 by GAO

4. Can anyone tell me what personal,private and background information the RFID chip on the new
U.S.Passport have?

Posted at 5:51PM on May 2nd 2007 by tprice

5. Mitsubishi's engineers have come up with a new technology which would make your train travel quite easy out there. While you are in the train out there all you need to do is hold your RFID phone to RFID terminals inside the train carriage and you will get all information with regards to stations where the train stops and their arrival timings, connecting trains, any delays and a lot of other information to keep you busy during your journey. Since every information is hyperlinked you even get to know the finer details related to it.

Posted at 12:55PM on Oct 7th 2007 by Jack Frost

6. Wal-Mart has been one of the biggest proponents of RFID technology and, let’s face it, they are one of the dominant retailers in this country, so if you want to do business with them, you pretty much have to fall in line with their directives. http://www.hireacanalboat.co.uk/

Posted at 9:36AM on Dec 17th 2007 by galin