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4 Jun 2011: The animals too will benefit through the refinements to welfare that these small and efficient RFID devices provide. ... We deployed 28 RFID-Sensor nodes ('detection nodes') around the forest, near places where we expect animals to come by.

15 Nov 2011: Unlike ubiquitous UPC bar-code technol-ogy, RFID technology does not require contact or line of sight forcommunication. ... As the technology is refined, it will be more per-vasive nd invasive.

27 Apr 2011: General Terms: Algorithms, Design. Additional Key Words and Phrases: Duty Cycling, In-Network Storage, RFID Technology, Wireless SensorNetworks. ... RFID receivers, referred to as detectionnodes, were placed in key locations throughout the woods.

4 Apr 2011: Computer chip identification systems come in two distinct types: contact, which require physical contact with the reader; and contactless, which use radio frequency identification (RFID) induction technology to transmit the data ... A road toll payment

27 Apr 2011: General Terms: Algorithms, Design. Additional Key Words and Phrases: Duty Cycling, In-Network Storage, RFID Technology, Wireless SensorNetworks. ... RFID receivers, referred to as detectionnodes, were placed in key locations throughout the woods.

28 Jun 2011: Novel messaging applications pose someserious performance and scalability challenges. For example,the next generation of event-driven supply chain managementbased on RFID technology [7] (for instance SAP’s AutoIDinfrastructure [3]) will

28 Jun 2011: Novel messaging applications, however, pose some seriousperformance and scalability challenges. For example, the next generation of event-driven supply chain managementbased on RFID technology [11] (for instance SAP’s AutoID infrastructure