Feb. 5, 2003 – Parelec Inc., a startup that makes conductive inks and pastes, says it has developed an ink that enables companies to print highly conductive RFID antennas on paper and polyester.

A biocompatible radio-frequency identification (RFID) ink would allowprocessors to track individual cuts of meat or vegetables, allowing them to make speedy recalls during food contamination outbreaks ...

Did you know that Saint Louis based Somark Innovations successfully tested an "RFID tattoo" on cows and rats? Yes indeed, tattoo, not the ol' RFID chip found in passports, dogs, and Dutch VIP clubbers ...

ALL-TAG, a manufacturer of anti-theft security tags, security labels and other loss-prevention products, has announced the release of RFID-Ink, which combines RFID technology with an ink tag that ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Somark Innovations announced biocompatible RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) ink, which can ...

Somark Innovations today annouced the successful completion of testing for its Biocompatible Chipless RFID1 ink in cattle and lab rats. The technology will be initially leveraged to the livestock ...

Calling a recent (and successful) pilot ” a giant leap for the company,” Mark C. Pydynowski, SOMARK president, announced that his company is steps closer to launching a chipless RFID ink-tattoo animal ...

Start-up firm Somark Innovations is touting technology designed to help tag and trace livestock with radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled ink tattoos. The St. Louis-based company announced ...

A new technology from Epson combines electronic paper (Update: developed by E Ink Corp.) with RFID tags to display the prices of products at stores. According to Nikkei Electronics, Epson has ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Toronto-based MRAM developer Micromem Technologies Inc. and RFID component supplier Omron Corp. have agreed to collaborate on the investigation of viable MRAM technology, the companies ...