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EPC Standards
by Anita Campbell on April 8, 2005
Next week the biggest RFID event in the United States will start: RFID Journal Live!RFID journal, the publication that puts on this event, says to expect to see the debut of new tags and readers developed around EPCglobal's Gen 2 standard for passive UHF tags.
Among the companies expected to display new tags, readers and/or smart labels for the new standard are Impinj, Intermec, ThingMagic, and SAMSys.
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Steve Roemerman
(04/10/05 3:10pm)
Response from:
Talha Shahid
(09/20/06 6:39pm)
Is there any technical report giving hard data from testing using gen 2 tags in any field that anyone is aware of?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Its likely that for tags in particular, early Gen 2 products will have little pratical utility in retail supply chains.
Its easier to build a tag that falls within the span of Gen 2 performance options than to provide something that will work in the real world.
Several firms who have been late to market are rushing to get PR by rolling out Gen 2 products. In the long run, it will be interesting to see which ones have pratical utility and real deployments.