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RFID Basics
by Anita Campbell on August 30, 2004
RFID in Japan reports that a fishery association in Japan is tagging shellfish to prevent theft from a protected fishing area:
Awabi, expensive shell fish, is one of the first kinds of fish to be RFID'd. They plan to tag all legally caught Awabi. Their theft prevention scheme is fairly simple -- if you find "Miyagi Awabi" without an embedded RFID tag, it is either caught illegally or fraudulent fish that was caught somewhere else.
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livestock
animal
cattle
cat
beef
rfid
tagging
shellfish
technology
tagging+shellfish
pearl+rfid
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