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RFID Case Study: Sainsbury's Supermarkets - Tagging for Security and Logistics
Overview Sainsbury's must be one of the best known names in UK commerce. The logistics system that operates behind its stores moves over 700,000,000 cases of goods each year, 150,000,000 of which are in returnable crates. In addition, the increase in counterfeit goods, coupled with the store's move towards selling higher value items such as electrical goods make it important for Sainsbury's to know that the goods that it is delivering are exactly what they claim to be. The RFID chips are being developed in association with Omron and use a passive tag technology, which does not require the devices to contain a battery.
| Publisher | Crown Equipment | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | April 2008 | Downloads | 891 |
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