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[[Near Field Communication]] Technology could make this a snap since it operates only at distances '''under 15cm''' and enables bootstrapping other [[short-range wireless]] protocols such as [[Bluetooth]]. If NFC devices were embedded into shelves with appropriate iconic and textual representations it would make for really intuitive access to [[features]] provided by [[Consumerium Services]] | [[Near Field Communication]] Technology could make this a snap since it operates only at distances '''under 15cm''' and enables bootstrapping other [[short-range wireless]] protocols such as [[Bluetooth]]. If NFC devices were embedded into shelves with appropriate iconic and textual representations it would make for really intuitive access to [[features]] provided by [[Consumerium Services]] | ||
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===Conductive ink and conductive plastic=== | |||
Research into [[Printed electronics|printing electronics]] with conductive ink and [[conductive plastic]]s are really hot areas of research in Finland for some time now. | |||
Using either conductive ink or conductive plastic covering in the [[package]] and then swiping the package, touching the reader, promises to enable storing much more information in the package itself without the use of RFID, which is a good developlement | |||
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