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by on June 8, 2005
Between the barcode and the RFID: A company called InkSure got patents on a technology to print low-cost chipless RFID's on products. The relation is $0.001 per barcode tag and from 25c to 10$ for RFID.
The company hopes to drive the cost of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags down to less than one cent by using a special ink, said the company's chief executive for US operations, James Assaf.
chipless (MR) RFID tape
The patents are: "Chipless RF Tags" and "Radio Frequency Data Carrier and System for Reading Data Stored Therein"
InkSure patents technology for chipless RFID tags
The company hopes to drive the cost of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags down to less than one cent by using a special ink, said the company's chief executive for US operations, James Assaf.
chipless (MR) RFID tape
The patents are: "Chipless RF Tags" and "Radio Frequency Data Carrier and System for Reading Data Stored Therein"
InkSure patents technology for chipless RFID tags
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