Data is power. According to Dinesh Bharadia, an associate professor at UC San Diego in the Department of Electrical and ...

UC San Diego researchers have developed scalable, low-cost passive sensors that work without batteries using RFID technology.

This approach bypasses traditional power needs, making sensors more accessible and sustainable, this development could ...

The Naval Autonomous Data Collection System (NADACS) will introduce new RFID technology, as well as improving passive RFID, for Naval Supply Systems Command.

This project leverages conductive yarns, knitting technology and the use of a passive radio frequency identification (RFID) tag. The aim was to create of a wearable wireless telemetry device that ...

An RFID tag without its own power source and transmitter ... The tag is able to send back information stored on the chip. Today, simple passive tags cost from U.S. 20 cents to several dollars, ...

With the DPP looming, Fasep has released what it says it the world’s first wheel balancer with an integrated RFID tag reading system.

Data drives the future, and according to Dinesh Bharadia, an associate professor at UC San Diego, “data will be the next ...

RFID tags are great little pieces of technology, but unfortunately, the combination of paper, metal, and silicon means they are as bad as some modern pregnancy tests — single-use electronic ...