Tokyo RFID Ubiquitous Network
Tokyo shopping district pilots location services using RFID technology. University of Tokyo professor leads the pilot project, which understands where people are and helps them navigate to their destination within the district, providing additional relevant information about products and services. The pilot is planned for the first quarter of 2007. ...
... "The Tokyo Ubiquitous Network Project seeks to install RFID, infrared and wireless transmitters throughout Tokyo's Ginza area, which is the most famous shopping area in the capital. " ...
Via ComputerWorld: Read RFID Project
Labels: academia-univ-of-tokyo, academia-university, city-tokyo, country-japan, info, information, itservices, location, network, people, project, radio-frequency-network, region-asia, rfid-network, rfid-pilot, rfid-technology, services, technology, travel, wireless
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