RFIDNews | SecureRF's Lime Tag Gets Noticed

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

“Unlike other solutions in the industry that simply put encrypted data on a tag, making them easily copied or cloned, our technology makes the tag an active participant in authenticating and protecting its contents,” said SecureRF CEO, Louis Parks, upon the release of the company’s new Lime Tag for the pharmaceutical market.

It ain’t no lemon, either.

SecureRF says this new tag authenticates, encrypts data and monitors product temperature. Lime, by the way, stands for “lightweight multistream encryption tag”.

New-borns stay under close watch using RFID technology

The Basque National Health System has launched a neonatal security system designed to monitor and protect new-born infants using RFID technology.

When a pregnant woman is admitted to hospital, she is provided a tag with a unique identification which can be read in all the maternity zones. When the baby is born, an RFID tag specially designed for the new born is fitted to its ankle. The device monitors the infant 24 hours a day, detecting unauthorized movements, registering entries and exits to and from and enabling immediate location information.

End users want more out of cards, printers

Gerardo Talavera, Managing Director, Americas, Evolis Inc.

Smart cards, both contact and contactless, have become standard technologies for applications such as identification, access control, loyalty programs, transportation and banking.

VeriTeQ offers implantable microchip for traceability of breast implants and other medical devices

VeriTeQ announced its plans to offer the FDA-cleared VeriChip microchip, a rice grain-sized passive RFID microchip, for the identification of breast implants and other medical devices.

DASH7 secures newest member

SecureRF Corporation has joined the DASH7 Alliance in its efforts to promote the use of the ISO 18000-7 standard for wireless sensor networking.

As the newest member of the DASH7 Alliance, SecureRF will work with participating companies to advance the development of security methods and standards for the DASH7 wireless sensor networking standard.

ARMM to use biometrics to detect absent and ghost employees

The government of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Philippines announced plans to begin searching for and ghost employees and absent employees by incorporating a biometric time and attendance system for government employees across the region, according to an Inquirer News article.

Morpho receives renewal with BPS

Morpho announced that the Botswana Police Service (BPS) has signed an agreement that will see Morpho providing two more years of maintenance and support for the agency’s automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS).

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SecureRF's Lime Tag Gets Noticed