What can be the newer applications of RFID ?
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Hi WajihAhmed, I think they could be quite useful at home: for example, helping you know the name of the person you awoke sleeping next to, without the embarrassment of having to actually ask them. Or, helping you remember your own name, when you wake up in a place you believe you've never been in before. yrs, Bill
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Few days back, I read about RFID applications, but very common like human tracking, inventory management etc. Just wondering what can be done with this technology which is really exciting and newer.
You need some excitement? I was thinking of planting them in Grizzly Bears to track there movement but need someone to plant them on the bear. :) How fast can you run?
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Few days back, I read about RFID applications, but very common like human tracking, inventory management etc. Just wondering what can be done with this technology which is really exciting and newer.
One problem is that the price of receiver installation is relatively steep, so it only makes sense when you have lots of tags.
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OriginalGriff wrote:
And don't forget that they would have to be implanted in the packaging for everything
Or a potato.
That's going to be a real PITA when you come to jelly beans at the Pick'n'Mix... :laugh:
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Few days back, I read about RFID applications, but very common like human tracking, inventory management etc. Just wondering what can be done with this technology which is really exciting and newer.
