In 2013 Germany challenged the computer tags before the European court of justice in Luxembourg, to no avail.
Mejía was eager to point out that although the decision to confront the Vat's physical and structural problems came just after his departure, certain aspects of the modernization — the decision to use computer tagging for the printed books, for instance — had already become a priority when he arrived.
Wildlife Computer tags remained attached to the fish until a pre-programmed date and time when an electrolytic release mechanism caused detachment and the tag floated to the surface and transmitted data to the Argos satellite system.
Once the computer tags you as someone buying baby products, you will begin to get formula (and other) coupons with your receipts.
After one meeting, Lyla Fischer, a 2011 M.I.T. graduate and edX fellow, sat at her computer, a tag still dangling from the chair, and edited the answers for problem sets in Dr. Agarwal's course.
Our implementation enhances iRobot Roomba cleaning robots with a tiny linux computer, RFID tag reader/writer and optionally a WIFI card.
Each had a computer-printed tag giving a serial number and details about where it was found.
These cover categories such as science museums and computer sightseeing, tagged to highlight the work of science and technology icons, such as Charles Darwin, Michael Faraday, Guglielmo Marconi, Alan Turing or John Logie Baird.
From its beginnings in 2008, the organisation has grown to employ2,680 full-time workers, mostly in Kenya and India who use computers to tag photos, or type in small bits of data or text.
That means you don't need to worry about a computer program tagging you all over the place, but blind AAT users won't be able to hear about specific people in a photo unless those people have been manually tagged by other humans. .
