radio frequency chip / retail store / shorter-range applications / defense/government / supply chain / supply chain software / retail item / retail outlet / large-scale applications / frequencies/protocols / retail areas / transportation systems / mandate-driven technologies / wireless side / research / retail / application software / low-frequency technology / horizontal technology / Wireless Internet / technology start-ups / related industrial applications / industrial and retail applications / machine tools / warehousing / shipping / retail products / systems integrators / high-tech industry / software development / medical / target applications / /
Organization
UCLA / Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science / Department of Defense / U.S. Department of Defense / Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science at UCLA / /
Person
Rajit Gadh / /
Position
driver / professor / software engineer / /
ProvinceOrState
RFID / /
Technology
mature HF technology / CRM / radio frequency chip / UHF technology / low-frequency technology / HF technology / Wi-Fi chips / horizontal technology / radio frequency / html / mandate-driven technologies / Bluetooth / /
The State of RFID: Heading Toward a Wireless Internet of Artifacts Opinion by Rajit Gadh AUGUST 11, 2004 (COMPUTERWORLD) - Ever since the announcement of mandates to suppliers of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and the U.S. Departm