This case might occur at the retail distribution center where all tagged goods are being transported on a forklift through a portal embedded with a reader.
In this realm, RFID could also be used for automatic inventory of the stock in a warehouse, where the reading delay is not critical but where there is a huge amount of tagged goods to identify.
This kind of radio-frequency (RF) wireless technology is becoming ever more widespread, in food packaging, livestock labelling, tagging of goods in shops for security and in dustbins to monitor recycling, for example.
Some people talk about using electronic tagging to track goods including that meat but I just cannot see how that would work.
Correction: March 31 , 2004 Wednesday An article in Business Day on Monday about a delay in the use of radio frequency tags to track goods at Wal-Mart misspelled the surname of an analyst at ABI Research, a technology research firm, who commented.
Wal-Mart, for instance, is using tags to track goods from when they leave suppliers, through its warehouses, docking doors and supercentre stock rooms, to when they leave the back rooms for the supermarket shelves.
These artefacts stress the fact that more than just a good cleansing algorithm is important in order to achieve good 3D image quality i.e. a good tagging regimen, good patient compliance and good CT parameters.
One retailer we visited as part of this study hard tagged all goods (except for shoes where only those for the right foot were on display).
He wanted a new car with an economical price tag, good gas mileage and looks he liked.
After all, the bikini Goop is touting is most offensive for its $45 price tag; good luck justifying that on a cost-per-wear basis in a chlorinated pool, even if your elimination diet has halved your weekly food bill.
