when compared with traditional RFID tags. They’ll also cost about half as much. RFID is used in many industries, but it’s also great for hacking. Here’s an 8-track player that harnesses the ...

RFID tags contain microprocessors that hold a lot more product information than a barcode, making it possible for retailers and suppliers to reduce costs by closely aligning consumer demand with ...

Average cost for these is about $0.12 per tag in bulk. Active RFID tags, at costs ranging from $20 to more than $100 each, have their own power supply and broadcast their signals across longer ...

Faster, more rigorous shipment verification processes give retailers the assurance of the right product making it to the right location — reducing out-of-stocks. Better on-shelf availability ...

The RFID tags will only be used to report data on how frequently communal bins are collected, and of which type. Tags are activated when the bin is emptied. The project is being funded by Zero Waste ...

Currently, online applications for the VEP cost RM10 (S$3). Drivers can opt to pick up their RFID tags at a VEP collection centre in Johor Bahru, or have them couriered via post. RFID tag ...