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Cyber Goggles for Human Tagging
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Tiny Flaws Can Be Tracked to Make Mass-Produced RFID Tags Unique and Unclonable
Unique RFIDPhysically unclonable RFIDs rely upon manufacturing flaws as their secretVerayoCan't touch this Tiny manufacturing flaws on the atomic level might cause most companies to throw up their...
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Printable Nanocircuits Promise to Make RFID Tags More Ubiquitous Than Bar Codes
Printable RFID TagsHere's hoping to printable tags at a penny a popGyou-Jin Cho/Sunchon National UniversityThe product would also be the first to use printed nanotube transistors Bar codes in the...
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New App Uses Smartphone Sensors to Automatically Tag Photos With Names,...
Faces in iPhotosekimura via FlickrA new app can automatically tag your smartphone photos with a wide range of attributes, picking out not only the people but the context of the picture, including...
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Cyber Goggles for Human Tagging
Cyber Goggles Dorky? Perhaps. But if successful, these goggles will ensure that youl never again lose your keys. University of Tokyo Tagging has become a popular standard in Web content management. If...
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Tiny Flaws Can Be Tracked to Make Mass-Produced RFID Tags Unique and Unclonable
Unique RFID Physically unclonable RFIDs rely upon manufacturing flaws as their secret Verayo Tiny manufacturing flaws on the atomic level might cause most companies to throw up their hands, but...
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Printable Nanocircuits Promise to Make RFID Tags More Ubiquitous Than Bar Codes
Printable RFID Tags Here's hoping to printable tags at a penny a pop Gyou-Jin Cho/Sunchon National University Bar codes in the supermarket might face extinction sooner rather than later, if...
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New App Uses Smartphone Sensors to Automatically Tag Photos With Names,...
Faces in iPhoto sekimura via Flickr A new app can automatically tag your smartphone photos with a wide range of attributes, picking out not only the people but the context of the picture, including...
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Tagging has become a popular standard in Web content management. If you can enter a field of data somewhere, chances are good you can also attach tags. Tags let a user associate that data with a...
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Trash becomes invisible to most people as soon as they haul their trashcans out to the curb. Now MIT wants to change that by using tiny smart tags that will broadcast the…
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Tiny manufacturing flaws on the atomic level might cause most companies to throw up their hands, but MIT-spinoff Verayo saw them as the key to creating the perfect…
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Bar codes in the supermarket might face extinction sooner rather than later, if radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags can cost just a penny apiece, rather than the dime…
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A new app can automatically tag your smartphone photos with a wide range of attributes, picking out not only the people but the context of the picture, including emotions, weather conditions and type...
View ArticleNASA Will Release New Portraits Of The Earth From Space Every Day
Time to add another website to your morning internet routine. After checking in on the latest news, head over to NASA's new website, where fresh photos of Earth will be added on a daily basis.Every...
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Cyber Goggles for Human Tagging
Science A new pair of specs may let you tag your world as easily as you tag a blog post--so long missing keys Tagging has become a popular standard in Web content management. If you can enter a field...
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MIT To Follow 3,000 Pieces of Trash From Curb to Landfill (and Beyond) With...
Project Trash Track will use location-aware smart tags to visualize trash's amazing urban journey, from the side of the curb to the landfill and beyond Trash becomes invisible to most people as soon...
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Tiny Flaws Can Be Tracked to Make Mass-Produced RFID Tags Unique and Unclonable
Technology Can't touch this Tiny manufacturing flaws on the atomic level might cause most companies to throw up their hands, but MIT-spinoff Verayo saw them as the key to creating the perfect… Tiny...
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Printable Nanocircuits Promise to Make RFID Tags More Ubiquitous Than Bar Codes
Technology The product would also be the first to use printed nanotube transistors Bar codes in the supermarket might face extinction sooner rather than later, if radio-frequency identification (RFID)...
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