Japan Sun will set up the "Sun RFID Design Center" "Sun RFID Design Center" to construct a wireless tag (RFID tag) system. The center will be officially running in July 2004. The center will bring together wireless labels, readers, and related software developed by partner companies to test interlockability. For example, it is also claiming that the international standard ISO / IEC15693 wireless label of 13.56MHz is followed, and there are differences in standards between various manufacturers. Therefore, the system can read the data in a wireless tag of a vendor, and the situation of other wireless labels cannot be read. The purpose of the center is to discover these issues.
Users who want to build wireless label systems can use wireless labels, readers, and related software, etc., using wireless labels, readers, and related software, etc., in accordance with their own use. When this service began to launch this service in July 2004, a total of 31 companies were involved in cooperation. In addition, Japan Sun also plans to provide a radio labeling middleware in the third quarter of 2004.
In the United States, Wal-Mart has decided to introduce a wireless label in the logistics system in 2005. The US Sun has set up "RFID Test Center" for Wal-Mart in Dallas City, Texas. In Europe, Sun also plans to set up the same test center in Scotland. (Nikkei BP)
