If you're traveling and worried about skimmers stealing your personal data, you might be wondering whether aluminum foil can ...

Recent market forecasts for deployment of radio frequency identification (RFID) are providing mixed signals on where the technology is headed in 2007. Research firm Frost & Sullivan projects that the ...

If a food item isn’t safe to eat, it’s best to find that out before someone eats it. But manual testing of every jar and bottle isn’t possible, even when a threat, like the recent baby food scare, is ...

With hackers finding more ways to get your personal information, and with more banking access and cards adding RFID chips for contactless payments, there is a greater need for software and products to ...

A dissolvable drug capsule uses radiofrequency signals to ensure that people are taking their medication on schedule ...

Researchers have developed a system that enables small, safe, aerial drones to read RFID tags from tens of meters away while identifying the tags' locations. The system could be used in large ...

With that in mind, the entrepreneurial channel CTO must exercise caution to find value in a technology that has become commonplace in certain vertical markets yet still has limited penetration within ...

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Most of us know that to get the best possible WiFi signal, you want there to be as few walls as possible between you and the Access Point. But that might soon change, as researchers at MIT have found ...