Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at rfid.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Rfid.
Examples
-
In conclusion, looking at this brief historical account of just a few of the men behind the microchip/Rfid industry, we would have to agree that the usage of this technology has been steadily evolving over the past 50+ years.
-
Des bages Rfid pour les √àl√ãves… et pour les vaches
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Animal ID program combines GPS, cell tech, RFID 2005
-
Rfid-ready reports on a Canadian hospital's use of an innovative "Real-time Locating System" to reduce the time patients wait for care, to respond to emergencies and to maintain continuity of care.
ReadWriteWeb Marshall Kirkpatrick 2010
-
Rfid gives us information about where things are and what is happening to them.
-
Rfid chips attached to the patient are more efficient for the medical staff.
-
If Congrei-e and Vnnbrugh had taken the same method with Dr\'deii Rfid made an ingenuous cooftssion of their bulU, ther would hate retired with a better grace than they did; for it a certain that, with all the wit which they have shewn in their rci ajwctive vindications, they make but a very indifferent figure.
Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century: Comprizing Biographical ... 1812
-
Un coll√ãge californien fait parler de lui en imposant ‚Ä° ses √àl√ãves de porter des badges Rfid, afin de simplifier l’intendance de l’√àtablissement, contr√ôler les absences, r√àduire le vandalisme.
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Animal ID program combines GPS, cell tech, RFID 2005
-
Rfid Chip Radio Frequency Identification 2012 Nibiru Nuburu Planet X Maya's Sacrifice WTC
WN.com - Articles related to European Union's future hangs in the balance 2010
-
Rfid In Anaesthetic Triangle - Presentation Transcript
KennedyGroup commented on the word Rfid
RFID readers are generally composed of a computer and a radio. The computer manages communications with the network, allowing tag data to be communicated to enterprise software applications such as ERP systems. The radio controls communication with the tag, typically using a language dictated by a published protocol such as the EPC Class 1 specification. This particular protocol, one of several in use, is the most common language used by tags in supply chain applications.
August 13, 2010