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Fears that radio tag patents could saddle companies with big royalty fees dissipate with release of key standard.
Fears that radio tag patents could saddle companies with big royalty fees dissipate with release of key standard.
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Of course Gen2 does not change the physics and core essentials of RFID. Also, watch out for the "We are Gen2 compliant" sales pitches - there are many levels to Gen2 and detailed review will provide its rewards. Finally, despite Gen2, don't throw out ISO or 13.56 as possibilities - in Near Field Communication (NFC) applications, for instance, there's nothing else that works.
Of course Gen2 does not change the physics and core essentials of RFID. Also, watch out for the "We are Gen2 compliant" sales pitches - there are many levels to Gen2 and detailed review will provide its rewards. Finally, despite Gen2, don't throw out ISO or 13.56 as possibilities - in Near Field Communication (NFC) applications, for instance, there's nothing else that works.
http://www.rfidnexus.com
- Site with common links to RFID information
- by sgeng December 17, 2004 2:46 PM PST
- Here is a site with some useful links to RFID stuff related to the Walmart RFID initiative.
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