Sergiy Babych

Sergiy Babych
Jun 6, 2011
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Opening the ski season with RFID

No more paper or barcode scanners will be used at Australian ski resorts. Starting this winter, two of the most popular ski resorts, Thredbo and Perisher, will replace their previous "last century" equipment with more advanced and modern RFID technology, reports iTnews.

Sergiy Babych
Jun 2, 2011
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RFID in sports

Thanks to radio frequency identification, access to mass events becomes safer and the quality of sports entertainment improves!

Sergiy Babych
Jun 2, 2011
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Bixolon products have arrived at the warehouse.

Dear customers and partners!A new batch of SRP-350PLUS and SRP-150 printers from the company has arrived at the warehouse Bixolon! Hurry to buy!For purchasing questions, please contact the sales department by phone: +38 (044) 592-85-55

Sergiy Babych
Jun 2, 2011
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RFID technology helps in education

Museums in Europe, the USA, and Asia are using RFID technology. RFID tags allow visitors to access additional information about exhibits, allowing them to fully explore the object of interest.

Sergiy Babych
Jun 2, 2011
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Are RFID tags edible now?

What if there was a way to embed RFID tags directly into food products? The idea was conceived by a student at a London university. The technology, called NutriSmart Technology System, uses edible RFID tags.

Sergiy Babych
Jun 1, 2011
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Bee RFID sensor

Using RFID technology, a group of researchers decided to test the homing abilities of bees to return to the hive, as reported in the journal PLoS ONE.

Sergiy Babych
May 30, 2011
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Ascendent ID has released a line of touch-sensitive RFID tags.

Ascendent ID announced the release of a family of sensor-based RFID tags called SensorTags, designed specifically for pharmaceutical, cargo security, and aerospace applications.

Sergiy Babych
May 30, 2011
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Barcode and the like

A barcode (full name - barcode) is a computer-generated graphic image (lines or stripes) of a specific sequence of numbers (sometimes letters). The image is developed based on numbers, which are called the digital equivalent of the barcode.

Sergiy Babych
May 27, 2011
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Albis Technologies will now secure museums and galleries using RFID.

Museums and art galleries across Europe are upgrading and strengthening their security systems to protect valuable works with RFID solutions from Albis Technologies.

Sergiy Babych
May 26, 2011
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RFID tags for floor placement

William Frick's William Frick and Company announced the invention of a new RFID-tag that can be placed on the floor to improve inventory control in warehouses.