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Industry's First AirLocation Tag from Hitachi
Filed in archive Tags and Readers by gautam on October 3, 2006
Industry's First AirLocation Tag from Hitachi
Hitachi has unveiled industry's first AirLocation II Tag which is a Wi-Fi active RFID tag. The new tag enables wireless LAN position detection and management of people who enter and leave buildings and it also has an emergency message function. It would be possible to track the position of the people inside the building with this tag.

During emergency situation the emergency message function enables users to shoot off a message to the control center which informs disaster relief officials regarding their position. It would be available at a price of $179.

This would be ensuring precise management of people. Next time reach your office on time as your boss is watching. Jokes apart this could serve as an important tool for helping people who might have been caught in some terrorist attack in case of some natural calamity. There have been instances where precious lives could not be saved as people could not be tracked. Keep it close to you as you never know when it could come to your rescue.


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