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Radio Frequency Identification Systems (RFID), although prevalent since the 1970s, has recently been gaining in popularity and notoriety. The technology familiar to consumers as the bulky anti-theft tags attached to high value items that produce an annoying alarm upon exiting a store if not removed or disarmed, has grown up.
Now with capabilities beyond producing annoying alarms, RFID is on the forefront of a revolution in wireless digital technology.
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