Reisswolf, a European document-shredding and confidential-waste-management firm, is employing radio frequency identification in an electronic lock system it calls e.l.sy, to manage its inventory of ...

RFID Journal LIVE! 2023 will feature end-user companies discussing RFID’s use in various industries, as well as exhibitors offering tagging solutions for multiple applications, including document ...

Actcom Security Solutions (www.actcom.org) and Rafrex (www.rafrex.com)introduce SenD-ID, an RFID Business Solution for government and industry to identify, inventory, and locate sensitive documents ...

Tagsys and Indent, the French specialist in RFID systems integration and antitheft protection for document management, today announced the world's first RFID system to track and manage client files in ...

The State Department should more stringently test or evaluate the security features of U.S. passport cards and border crossing cards (BCC) that use vicinity radio-frequency technology when those ...

TOKYO — NEC Corp. has signed a contract with a Japanese bank for an RFID-based document management system, the company said yesterday. The system, which NEC claims is the world’s first to use radio ...

3M wins $3.7m deal to chip the paper files... 3M has won a $3.7m, three-year contract with the US Army to RFID tag medical documents. The company will design and build a system to chip the documents ...

To combat forgery, colleges and universities in the United Arab Emirates have began embedding RFID technology into campus certificates and diplomas to verify authenticity, according to Gulf News. More ...

The California State Senate on Monday approved a bill with broad bipartisan support (29-7) that would prohibit state and local governments from issuing identification documents, driver's licenses, and ...

DAILY RFID has launched a RFID file tracking system available in UHF or HF frequency for files inventory management. It is specially designed to help businesses reduce the time it takes to inventory ...

NEC Tuesday said it has signed a contract with a Japanese bank for a radio frequency identification-based document management system. The system, which NEC claims is the world’s first system to use ...