on 08-30-2005 5:35 PM
Hi,
I'm looking for information dealing with the current state of adoption and growth prospects of rfid.
Does anybody know where I can find free papers and research results?
Regards,
Dirk
<b>RFID Adoption </b>(RFID Now)
RFID DEVICES are beginning to replace magnetic-stripe security cards for unlocking doors and granting access to secured areasespecially at facilities with special security needs, such as military installations.
The most visible use of RFID, though, is probably the automatic toll payment systems that rely on readers at toll plazas to scan tags attached to the windshields of passing cars. The reader records the tags ID and then deducts money from a prepaid account. These
systems are designed to allow cars to zip through toll plazas ideally without stopping or even slowing down very much .Known as E- ZPass in New York, New Jersey, Delaware and other states, as FasTrak in California, and by different names elsewhere, RFID-based automatic
toll systems have been operating for several years.
<b>RFID Growth Prospects</b>(RFID FUTURE)
Why the RFID market is set to expand rapidly
1.Auto-ID Center at MIT produced standards: EPC, Air-protocol, Savant, ONS.
2.Cost of tags is dropping rapidly
3.The coming RFID tsunami is real and it has two mega-sized supply buyers written all over it: Wal-Mart and the DoD.
Walmart, the worlds largest retailer, and the US Dept of Defense (DOD), are two powerful entities that have launched initiatives to implement RFID in their logistics operations, motivated by their needs to cut costs and streamline their supply chain in their organizations.
Wal-Mart has mandated that its top 100 suppliers adopt RFID for palettes and
cases by January 2005.
4.In the coming years, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) could have a major impact on any enterprise involved in the production, movement, or sale of physical goods. RFID's unique attributes will enable new applications and radical changes to business practices. RFID technology is a powerful Auto ID solution that can significantly increase efficiency and productivity. Implementing an RFID solution requires a thorough understanding of the capabilities and limitations of this emerging technology.
So the future is absolutely very bright.
I have a very good document supporting this .You could give me your email.
You can also write to me on pawan.khilari@wipro.com
thanks and regards
Pawan P.Khilari
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Hi Dirk,
I'm not sure you're still interested in this, but here are some surveys:
http://www.rfidjournal.com/article/articleview/675/1/1/
Cheers,
Steve
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hi Dirk,
you may check pages like
rfid journal
also www.rfidupdate.com
I don't think it's good to go to rfid vendor pages:)
Regards,
michal
Message was edited by: Michal Krawczyk
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