Amazon adds RFID support to Just Walk Out stores for 'softline' products like clothingThe technology is rolling out in select sports stadiums. By S. Fielding, 09.19.2023
Chip implants get under your skin so you can leave your keys at homeUnlock doors, authenticate your identity or show off a cool party trick. By K. Malone, 08.11.2023
Tonies is a connected speaker for kids with Amiibo-like figurinesYet another device to play ‘Baby Shark' on.By K. Naudus, 12.11.2020
For $300, you can get an Alexa-powered kitchen for your kidsKidKraft will reveal its Alexa 2-in-1 Kitchen and Market at Toy Fair.By C. Fisher, 02.20.2020
Sticker sensor monitors your body using wireless powerIt wouldn't interfere with your behavior.By J. Fingas, 08.16.2019
British Airways will let you track your luggage with RFID tagsTravelers can tag their bags before arriving at the airport. By A. Khalid, 06.26.2019
MIT developed a new system to help robots track objectsRFID tags could help the accuracy of drones and manufacturing robots.By A. Dellinger, 02.19.2019
More companies are chipping their workers like petsFollow the yellow chip road to HR. By V. Blue, 11.16.2018
Everyday RFID tags could help spot food contaminationMIT has found a way to use the technology as a food safety feature.By J. Fingas, 11.15.2018
The Decode app spots fakes with NFCBlue Bite’s authentication service could be the start of something big.By E. Alvarez, 07.03.2018
MIT engineers give RFID tags chemical-sensing capabilitiesIt turns out chip-centric designs are more reliable than antennae. By K. Filippidis, 06.18.2018
China will start using car surveillance system in July, says WSJEvery new vehicle will have an RFID tag starting 2019, the report says.By K. Holt, 06.13.2018
10CabinR's travel bags keep thieves away with an annoying alarmThe system uses RFID tags to alert you if someone touches your things.By E. Alvarez, 01.10.2018
11This robot therapy duck comforts kids with cancerForget about the TV's -- this project from Aflac and Sproutel is the real star of CES.By T. O'Brien, 01.08.2018
How RFID tags became trendyFashion brands are using the tech to battle counterfeits and track inventory more efficiently.By E. Alvarez, 08.22.2017
Technology is failing to create transparent supply chainsThings have improved, but not enough.By N. Coca, 07.31.2017
Joué's MIDI controller adds tactile fun to music-makingThe swappable modules and pressure-sensitive base provide expressive, analog-like interfaces.By J. Turi, 12.29.2016
Sony's Project Field brings card games to lifeThe Japan-only platform offers a new way to play "Yokai Watch."By A. Souppouris, 12.07.2016
Six gifts for your paranoid friends and familyRemember, it doesn't mean they're not out to get you.By V. Blue, 11.25.2016
Delta's RFID luggage tracking system now includes a map viewStop wondering if your bag made that tight connection.By A. Dalton, 10.25.2016