June 23, 2008

Elegant RFID Designs

by Dan Gould

Who knew that RFID (radio frequency identification) chips could be so interesting? Ping Magazine has compiled a gallery of the latest chips that boast a staggering array of intricate designs. The chips range from simple to complex with varying degrees of memory and functionality. Usage of RFID is growing, with new applications including a wearable button that opens doors, a baby bracelet that tracks movement and as a tracking system for packages.

Ping Magazine: “RFID Aesthetics”

Article categories: Design, Electronics & Gadgets, Retail, Work & Business

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One Response to “Elegant RFID Designs”

  1. GEARFUSE » Afternoon Linkage for June 23rd, 2008
    Posted from: 74.53.94.162

    June 23rd, 2008 at 1:37 pm

    [...] At least someone has the decency to make RFID look beautiful [...]

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