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Identic releases independently intelligent RFID tag

Monday, June 11, 2007

Identic Solutions, which makes wireless tracking and tracing products including those that use intelligent long-range active RFID technology, this morning announced the release of the first independently intelligent RFID tag.

Identic’s latest satellite assisted tag that can isolate the specific location and movement of an asset, according to news preports.

Absolute location identification “has not been previously possible,” according to the folks at Identic. [end] 

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