The RFID Weblog: RFID 101 Course CD Available

Filed in archive RFID Basics by Anita Campbell on September 1, 2006

avery dennison has created a new multi-media training tool called RFID 101.

It appears to be targeting the labels industry.

It is a CD that they will mail to you within 5 business days. It is a total of 55 minutes and covers these topics:

Why RFID? -- History and current applications.

ABCs of EPC -- Electronic Product Codes and other industry standards

How RFID Works -- Technology overview and system configurations.

Application Considerations -- Challenges and opportunities with real-world RFID implementations.

Converting RFID Tags -- Manufacturing RFID inlays & finished tags.

Request your copy of RFID 101 here.

Hat tip to Peter Renton of the Lightning Labels blog for the tip.

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Response from: Roberto (09/05/06 1:15pm)

Hi,
I am integrator systems focused in RFID applications here in Brazil. I hope learn a little bit more about RFID applications in this blog !
Regards
Roberto
roberto@idtec-etiquetainteligente.com.br
skype- roberto-idtec

Response from: Wilhelm (09/06/06 10:25pm)

RFID is the lo-jack of retail, homeland security and children worldwide. Any privacy issues are out weighed by it's immense value to anti-
terrorism and crime prevention.

Response from: Flowers (09/11/06 2:38pm)

I do not know very much about RFID but the CD description attracts me. I will look for more information about this topic and I will be back. Thank you for posting.