Smart and intelligent are two terms widely used in the world of technology. They both imply the use of software and/or computer chips, but "smart" has caught on as a prefix for every type of automated ...

Someday, a single card, yours exclusively, will allow you to enter your government office building with a single flash or swipe. At your office, you will use your card to log on to your personal ...

With governments focusing on the safety and well-being of their people before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, smart-card technology has emerged as a smarter, more reliable and hassle-free public ...

We hear a lot about intelligent enterprises, smart operations, smart manufacturing, and so on. But what do the terms “intelligent” and “smart” really mean in these contexts? Is there any difference ...

The primary reason for smart card technologies growing success in the marketplace is simple – security. Smart cards are self-contained security units that can provide unparalleled barriers to fraud ...

PU Vice-Chancellor Prof Renu Vig stressed the need to extend RFID-based smart cards to PU students, beginning with pilot ...