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The Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center of the US Army Materiel Command. Its workforce provides lifecycle support for most of the Army's lethality used by the US Warfighter. Its missions are to improve existing field items, develop new items, maintain a strong armament technology base and provide technical support to soldiers in the field.
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2005
7 Nov 2005
RFID in the Postal and Courier service
The second biggest application of item level RFID after retail. 10 year forecasts.6 Oct 2005
High Demand for Accuracy Indoor Location Tech.
4 Oct 2005
Sensors and RFID converge
Examining the prospect of ubiquitous sensors saving lives, improving the quality of life of the disoriented elderly, coping with natural disasters and much else besides.3 Oct 2005
Active RFID becomes big business
Active RFID becomes big business and will have its own conference1 Oct 2005
RFID progress at Wal-Mart
10 Sep 2005
Revelations from the world's largest RFID database
5 Sep 2005
Food Traceability - New motives, new methods
20 Jul 2005
The RFID price umbrella lets in competition
7 Jul 2005
RFID experience highlights from Smart Labels USA
The following is a summary of user's experiences, as they reported it, from the fourth Smart Labels USA conference in June28 Jun 2005
RFID in the Military: Our packaging is smarter than yours!
US Army, United States
12 Jun 2005
Making sustainable profits from RFID
6 May 2005
Smart Labels USA 2005
RFID from pallet to item level: How to manufacture, implement and use RFID Smart Labels11 Apr 2005
Update on EPC tagging of pallets and cases
7 Feb 2005
Item Level RFID Gathers Pace
26 Jan 2005
Capability driven packaging systems for the Joint Warfighter
US Army, USA
2004
5 Oct 2004
Highlights from the Printed Electronics Conference
London, September 20041 Oct 2004
Great Significance for the Military
12 Jul 2004
The Bottom Line on Frequency
Which frequency will win?20 May 2004
Ultra Small UHF Tags
The size problem of UHF tag antennas cracked?