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Listing of all 34 news releases from Innovision Research and Technology:

Alliance unites NFC hardware and software

Innovision can now provide its customers with the Sasken NFC protocol stack software for integration with its Gem NFC hardware IP solution.

News from Innovision Research and Technology ( 4 August 2008)

NFC tags survive wet duties at festival

User application article Tagged wristbands were given away to hundreds of selected festival-goers over the four days of the O2 Wireless Festival last week.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (11 July 2008)

Paper examines potential for active RFID

New applications for active and semi-active RFID fall into four categories: sensing, transport and logistics, asset tracking and access control.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (27 May 2008)

RFID controller tackles asset management

User application article IC engine combines an 8051 processor, memories, wireless transceivers, portable microprocessor based EPC software stack and comes with a final tag price at around US $10.

News from Innovision Research and Technology ( 5 May 2008)

Awards mobile handset innovation

User application article Innovision Research and Technology's NFC Innovation Awards required teams to produce an abstract proposing a novel NFC application using the firm's Topaz tag and an NFC-enabled mobile handset.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (28 January 2008)

NFC technology comes as semiconductor IP

Licensing programme will enable semiconductor companies to develop near field communications as stand-alone devices or as part of integrated NFC SoCs.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (15 November 2007)

SoC integration is key to NFC acceptance

White paper makes the business case for SoC integration of near field communications.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (23 April 2007)

Sponsorship supports NFC innovation

Innovision Research and Technology has thrown its weight behind the first ever European NFC competition.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (15 February 2007)

NFC demo gains consumer spotlight

Near field communication is set to reach mass audiences at the largest consumer electronics show on earth - CES in Las Vegas.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (21 December 2006)

Near field communication in the real world

Innovision Research and Technology has published the second in its developing series of authoritative white papers on the overall theme "Near field communication in the real world".

News from Innovision Research and Technology (14 December 2006)

Mattel's game turns RFID into child's play

User application article A contactless RFID reader and rewritable video tag technology are at the heart of Mattel's new, first-of-its-kind, HyperScan hybrid games platform.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (26 October 2006)

White paper expands smart ticketing concepts

Innovision Research and Technology has published a new white paper on smart ticketing for mass transit.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (10 October 2006)

RFID chip is just the ticket for IER

IER has signed a licence deal to use Innovision Research and Technology's award winning Jewel chip.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (12 September 2006)

Specifications pave way for NFC acceptance

New technical specifications pave the way for the widespread commercial deployment of the Topaz low-cost NFC tag within consumer electronics and mobile applications.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (11 September 2006)

Forum mandates near field comms format

Innovision Research and Technology has developed a low-cost near field communications platform for consumer electronics and mobile applications.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (19 June 2006)

Card interface supports smart ticketing chip

The Jewel smart ticketing chip is now supported by Tri-Reader 2, the multiprotocol card interface device used in the newest automated fare collection equipment from Cubic Corporation.

News from Innovision Research and Technology ( 1 June 2006)

Licence deal targets South American RFID expansion

Innovision Research and Technology has licensed its Jewel chip to contactless card company Novacard.

News from Innovision Research and Technology (17 March 2006)

Italian company adopts smart ticketing chip

A new deal with Italian company Smart Res, an independent manufacturer of RFID inlays, will enable Innovision R and T to strengthen its presence in the European market.