Now just hold up the card you wish to clone and the LED just above the buttons will light up when it has captured the code. Now the device will act just as the original RFID tag did. It seems like ...

RFID is used in many industries, but it’s also great for hacking. Here’s an 8-track player that harnesses the power of RFID tags to play songs off of an SD card.

The tags are manufactured using inexpensive coils and a sensing material derived from a type of silicon rubber (PDMS) and carbon fibers. The coils are smaller than those employed in credit cards, and ...

The researchers said their new tags could help reduce the retail sector’s reliance on RFID chips, which uses more than 10 ...

The University of Glasgow's new electronic tagging system uses eco-friendly materials, aiming to transform supply chain ...

For RFID applications such as toll collection and vehicle and container tracking, the tags are used over and over for many years. Such tags are built into a plastic housing like handheld ...

Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed an eco-friendly alternative to traditional electronic tags, which ...

PulpaTronics has developed a more sustainable approach to radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags. PulpaTronics has designed recyclable, paper-only RFID tags – simple electronic circuits ...

Warehouse operations, retail outlets, and many other industries are leveraging IoT solutions using RFID tags and wearable devices. We'll look at the leading technologies and discuss how they may ...