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RFID continues to grow

The global RFID market continues its rapid growth as record orders up to $0.5 billion each are serviced. This year demand for RFID is on target for $5.3 billion globally as it powers its way to $27 billion in 2018. Recent substantial additions to the global RFID orderbook include A$350 million from the State of Melbourne to boost its public transport RFID card scheme and a forecast by transport analysts that the national RFID card for transport being progressed in the UK will cost $2 billion. Indeed, much is now happening in Europe, although it is the US and China that share top slot as RFID spenders at present. For example, also in the UK, Raytheon, partnered with Serco, Accenture, Detica, QinetiQ, CapGemini and Steria has received an additional $184 million for the infrastructure of the UK RFID e-passport scheme.

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RFID business quintupling in value

The RFID business is quintupling in value in the next ten years but the Active RFID business is growing about ten times, driven by such business as the $475 million military order currently being serviced by Savi Technology and innovations such as the first 100,000 Active RFID labels from Power ID with greatly enhanced range over passive alternatives.

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Happy with drupa debut

KBA Complete, a KBA subsidiary set up just a few weeks ago, is delighted with its first appearance at Drupa. The demonstrations given – up to seven a day – are in great demand, as are the customised demos for individual users. At the fair the company has booked a string of full-service contracts, most of them from German firms, and has also sold several MIS packages to international customers.

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World's largest event on printed electronics next week

The world's largest event on printed and thin film electronics takes place in Dresden next week on April 8-9, with attendees from 31 countries registered so far. Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman of organisers IDTechEx who are themselves, experts in this hot topic says, "Printed Electronics Europe is now acknowledged as where the Crème of the industry meets and does business. We are delighted and ready to entertain and educate people from over 30 countries in this exciting new subject that will impact most sectors of society. The number of companies, government organisations and research centres working in this field has greatly increased in the last year and we shall provide comprehensive coverage of the very latest advances."

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New printer for RFID

SATO, a pioneer in the Automatic Identification and Data Collection (AIDC) industry and a leader in barcode printing, labelling, and EPC/RFID solutions, presents its new model in the compact series, the CX410. SATO CX410 can be used everywhere, especially where mobility and flexibility are important, where rather small labelling volumes have to be mastered, or to print labels on demand. A scanner can be connected directly to the CX410, via a serial interface, so that scans and print jobs can be directly accomplished, without the need for a PC. Beside offices, authorities and libraries, the CX410 is also ideally suitable for other barcoding applications, for example for retail, transportation or for courier services. In addition the extremely compact design of the CX410 and its small weight make this printer usable at almost any place, in the distribution center or at the Point Of Sale. The high resolution of 300dpi the CX410 allows sharp and clear print jobs, whether the format consists of traditional linear bar codes or simple text, highly detailed diagrams or 2D-codes.

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RFID infrastructure protecting clothing industry

TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) infrastructure, will demonstrate their complete ultra-high frequency (“UHF”) RFID infrastructure designed specifically for the unique needs of the apparel industry, at Euroshop 2008.

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Partnership announced on RFID

TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID (Radio Frequency Identification”) infrastructure systems, today announced a technology partnership with Sirit Inc. (“Sirit”) (TSX: SI), a leading provider of RFID reader technologies. The combination of TAGSYS’ RFID systems and software with Sirit’s advanced UHF reader technology will enable customers to rapidly deploy and maintain a high performance, item-level UHF RFID infrastructure, thereby reducing engineering costs for a broader range of applications in a variety of industries.

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Alliance project for printed electronics launched

PolyIC, BASF, Evonik Industries, Elantas Beck and Siemens have announced the launch of a new German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)-sponsored alliance project called MaDriX to advance the development of high-performance printable Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags.

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Tamper-Proofing Solution for High Value Pallets

Pliant Corporation, a leading producer of value-added film and flexible packaging products for personal care, medical, food, industrial, and agricultural markets, and PowerID Ltd., the industry leader in battery-assisted, passive (BAP) RFID technology, announced today that they have successfully demonstrated a solution for tamper-proofing pallets with RFID-enabled stretch film (also known as shrink wrap).

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Labels to grow in excess of five percent p.a.

US label shipments are forecast to increase 5.1 percent annually to $18.3 billion in 2011.

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Intelligent infrastructure for RFID

TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID infrastructure, today announced the Medio™ L400, the industry’s first self-diagnostic and self-correcting long-range HF RFID reader. Another industry first, TAGSYS also announced that the Medio L400 will be compatible with the highly-anticipated, next-generation, high-performance EPCglobal RFID standard—HF Version 2 (V2)—via a simple firmware upgrade.

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RFID products become available

Avery Dennison, the market leader in self-adhesive materials, has announced that it is leveraging its extensive Fasson sales and distribution channel to provide Avery Dennison Radio Frequency Identification inlay products to its customers throughout Europe. In addition to creating a shared sales and distribution force, Avery Dennison has also created an RFID European Test Centre in Luxembourg, home to Avery Dennison’s European RFID division.

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New solutions in security labels

Avery Dennison have added three new materials to their extensive portfolio of Fasson®-brand tamper-evident security labelling solutions. They include the first 'void' labelstock in the world to be fully certified by HP Indigo for use on their WS4050 and WS4500 series digital presses.

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Atlantic Zeiser introduces new high resolution ink jet printing systems and RFID label encoding solutions.

Atlantic Zeiser, supplier of dedicated personalization and encoding systems for the label market, will demonstrate two new solutions at Labelexpo, September 26 – 29th, 2007 at Hall 6, Stand F20. Live demonstrations will highlight the precision and versatility of the OMEGA 36/36i, a high quality digital inkjet printer featuring drop-on-demand array jet technology. The new printer produces variable data printing on a wide variety of substrates. Atlantic Zeiser will also debut the TAGLINE, a high-speed RFID Smart Label Personalization System that significantly simplifies quality control and encoding of RFID tags in the ticket and label process.

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Inksure receives award

InkSure Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: INKS), a leading provider of covert machine-readable authentication solutions, was acknowledged as a recipient of the 2007 Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award-Chipless Tag Market (APAC) in an August 20th release issued by Frost &Sullivan . The Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Innovation is presented to the company that has demonstrated excellence in new products and technologies within its industry. InkSure‘s award came within the Automation & Electronics (Smart Cards&RFID) segment.

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Atlantic Zeiser to demonstrate equipment

Atlantic Zeiser, supplier of dedicated personalization and encoding systems for the label market, will demonstrate two new solutions at Labelexpo, September 26 – 29th, 2007 at Hall 6, Stand F20. Live demonstrations will highlight the precision and versatility of the OMEGA 36/36i, a high quality digital inkjet printer featuring drop-on-demand array jet technology. The new printer produces variable data printing on a wide variety of substrates. Atlantic Zeiser will also debut the TAGLINE, a high-speed RFID Smart Label Personalization System that significantly simplifies quality control and encoding of RFID tags in the ticket and label process.

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Bar code and RFID integrated in Slovenia

Euro Plus, a leading supplier of printing software for the Automatic Identification and Data Collection industry (AIDC), is proud to announce the release of the new NiceLabel Developer Series. The new product family includes three SDK (Software Development Kit) editions: NiceLabel SDK, NiceLabel PocketSDK and NiceLabel WebSDK.

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Disposable electronics for intelligent packages

What makes the Nürnberg trio of packaging exhibitions so sexy? The powerful range of products from the good 1,300 exhibitors? The over 33,000 highly motivated trade visitors, who often come to the exhibition with very specific concerns? Or the possibility of again sourcing information about the entire packaging process chain under one roof from 25-27.9.2007? Success is sexy – and FachPack (packaging solutions), PrintPack (package printing/packaging supplies production) and LogIntern (intralogistics) are certainly successful! To make sure this remains so in 2007, various special shows offer relevant added value to supplement the convincing display of products on the exhibition stands.

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EU to control RFID

The European Commission has announced plans to place guidelines on radio frequency identification, or RFID.

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RFID solution for containers

Rexam Pharma announces new RFID enabled containers for the pharmaceutical industry that will bring a robust and reliable solution.

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Meeting the challenge of metal and RFID

QinetiQ and Crown Holdings, Inc. have launched a joint development programme to adapt QinetiQ’s Omni-ID Pak™ integrated Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for use on metal packaging. This will enable brand owners to integrate ultra high frequency (UHF) RFID tags into metal packaging for a wide variety of applications at the single item level.

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Technology and instrumentation

Whether heart drops, ready-to-eat soup or lipstick, production plant and equipment for these and other products from the pharmaceutical, food or cosmetics industry can be seen at TechnoPharm in the Exhibition Centre Nuremberg from 27-29 March 2007. With just under 300 exhibitors, including over one fifth from abroad, TechnoPharm is the European exhibition forum for the specialist market for life science process technologies. TechnoPharm takes place together with POWTECH, the exhibition for mechanical processing technologies and instrumentation.

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EU wary of RFID

The EU is moving slowing along the path to regulating the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, with over half of its citizens calling for laws requiring businesses to protect privacy rights.

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Printronix to sponsor RFID event

Printronix Inc. (NASDAQ:PTNX), the leading integrated supply-chain printing solutions manufacturer, today announced its status as a Platinum Sponsor of RFID Germany. In addition, Printronix will demonstrate its SmartLine printer family, including the SL5000r MP2 RFID printer. These printers are the industry's first designed specifically to EPCglobal(TM) Gen 2 encoding specifications. Both printer families feature EPCglobal Gen 2-certified hardware and RFID smart encoding technology, and address a wide range of applications and global frequency requirements.

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Printronix strengthens RFID

Printronix Inc. (Nasdaq: PTNX), the leading integrated supply chain printing solutions manufacturer, is fueling the adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) printing by endorsing RFID Edge, an RFID training and support program developed by ScanSource, a leading international distributor of specialty technology products.

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Package design needs to incorporate fraud defence

Counterfeiting and product diversion are key security concerns for many pharmaceutical providers, some of whom already employ technology to fight such threats.

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Tesco looking at tracking

European supermarket chain Tesco is to start using RFID tags to track the delivery of milk to distribution plants and stores.

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