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by on December 21, 2005
Children in Yokohama City, Japan, are the focus of a trial intended to test whether radio frequency identification might make Japanese school children safer on their way to school and back again.
via RFID in Japan
On the picture you'll see japanese school kids together with UK soccer fans. At least one reason to track them. (You decide whether the girls or the fans)
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Response from:
karlo
(01/04/06 9:26pm)
Smart...But I do not see any importance in keeping track of these students. Is there a case in Japan where students are faced with street dangers? Maybe, RFID tracking suits best when there is a sure neccessity to a situation.
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