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Masters Golf uses RFID tickets to crack down on ticket fraud

Augusta National Golf Club has taken its war on ticket scalping to a new level, deploying RFID technology to track Masters badges and effectively dismantling the secondary ticket market that…

Suprema Launches XPass Q2 a Native QR/RFID Reader

Suprema has announced the XPass Q2, a new reader that brings together QR code scanning, RFID card reading, and mobile credential support into a single access control device. Launched on…

HID Launches Converged Credentials to Unify Physical and Digital Access

HID Global has introduced HID Converged Credentials, a platform that brings physical access control and logical identity management together under a single credential. The company made the announcement at ISC…

Wavelynx Launches APEX Reader: Next-Generation Access Control Solution Engineered to Outlast, Adapt and Evolve

Wavelynx has announced the launch of its new flagship access-control device, the APEX Reader. The announcement, originally made on 16 September 2025, marks an evolution for access-control infrastructure, aiming to…

Ponies tagged for safety during Amarnath Yatra

In the latest news from Jammu and Kashmir in India with the preparations for the Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage, it has been announced that not only, as we reported on the…

Pilgrims to Amarnath Yatra to be given RFID tags

The Ministry of Home Affairs in India has asked the Jammu and Kashmir Police to use RFID to track people to the annual pilgrimage to Amaranath Yatra Temple. As from…

RFID to control the cultivation of medical cannabis in Poland

On the 29th March 2022 resulting from an act of the Polish parliament, the Polish President signed an amendment to the Act on Countering Drug Addiction. Within these amendments the…