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2 Mar 2012: recognised using RFID technology, becomes possible on a. large scale. These components can potentially be reused,. ... location with such legislation thus becomes less problematic. when implementing new, holonic technology.

28 Mar 2012: Table 3.1: RFID tag comparison. Identity Sensing 17. location data. RFID technology is increasing popular in a variety of applications. ... will enable the adoption of RFID technology by companies with even the largest.

28 Mar 2012: In this environment,it is quite appropriate for different technology suppliers to develop RFID products to meet their perceptionof market needs, without any particular reference to the product offerings of their ... However, the lack of standardisation

28 Mar 2012: 1. introduction. In order to promote widespread deployment of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology, the Auto-ID Centre has focused on storing just the minimal amount of information on a tag, ... CAM-AUTOID-WH-025 2003 Copyright 4. 1.2. Roles.

3 Apr 2012: system. Auto-ID technology also providesa mechanism for implementing systems that can readily handle mass customisation, due to the uniquenumbering scheme used. ... The nature of the RFID technology that underlies Auto-ID is in some senses probabalistic

3 Apr 2012: He hasbeen working with RFID Technology since1999 in his previous capacity as a SoftwareEngineer and Development Manager atSAP Labs in Tokyo. ... 3. smart sensor applications. 3.1. Applications in Use Today. The various forms of smart sensor technology

3 Apr 2012: Refurbishing couldalso involve technology upgrading by replacing outdated modules or components with technologicallysuperior ones. – ... Soga et. al. [38] illustrates a “Products Lifecycle Management System (PLMS)” developed at HitachiCorporation

27 Jul 2012: Vision 2020 chemical industry of the future – technology roadmap for materials”, August 2000. ... Green chemical technology roadmap”, 2004. • “Roadmap for process equipment materials technology”, October 2003. •

28 Mar 2012: This logic partlyexplains an observation why the use of RFID technology in manufacturing control has remained sporadicin nature compared to bar-codes. ... Perhaps this is also the reason that the RFID technology has receivedmuch less developments in

3 Apr 2012: Thinking forward five. years what do they see changing? Why? Technology: 30 minutes. ... Who is behind it? The technology is called RFID (radio frequency identification) and is being developed by a consortiumcalled the Auto-ID Centre.