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Conference Agenda
Tuesday, 29 Sep 2009| | Keynote |
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| 10:00 | Coffee & Networking Break | | 11:10 | IBM Denmark | | 08:45 | Air France | | 08:30 | IDTechEx | | 09:10 | Aton SpA | | 10:45 | Bluehill ID | | 09:35 | Monohakobi Technology Institute |
| | RFID in Fashion and Retail |
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| 14:00 | Avery Dennison | | 15:20 | RF-iT Solutions | | 15:45 | Coffee & Networking Break | | 16:15 | BT Supply Chain Solutions | | 14:25 | GCS Consulting / Fashion Group RFID | | 14:55 | Rosendahl Digital Networks & NP | | 15:20 | Jost Fashion Stores |
| | Animal RFID |
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| 17:55 | Insight Analysis & Consulting | | 18:20 | Day 1 Ends |
| Wednesday, 30 Sep 2009Track 1| | Stunning New Developments |
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| 12:50 | Lunch | | 14:50 | VTT Finland | | 10:45 | MOJIX | | 15:15 | Applied Biosystems | | 11:10 | LGP2 Polypore | | 14:00 | Optaglio | | 11:35 | PharmaSeq | | 12:25 | University of Cambridge | | 12:00 | Easics | | 14:25 | The BRIDGE Project | | 15:40 | Coffee and Networking Break |
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Wednesday September 30, 2009Stunning New Developments (10:45 - 16:00)10:45 - 11:10 "Enabling the Next Generation of RFID Deployments"- The Mojix STAR system, taps deep space communications technology to extend the accuracy and reach of passive RFID enabling unprecedented levels of precision in tracking location, condition and inventory status of goods and assets flowing perpetually through supply chains and enterprises.
- Case examples of next generation of RFID deployments powered by the Mojix STAR system:
Distribution center operations, fresh food traceability, manufacturing work in progress, port operations. 11:10 - 11:35 "Development of a conductive inkjet ink based on carbon nanotubes to produce RFID 13,56Mhz antennas"- Preparation of new conductive inks for inkjet process based on Carbon Nanotubes
- Comparison of different kinds of carbon nanotubes
- Influence of the carbon nanotubes loading in the ink
- Electrical characterization of the printing patterns
11:35 - 12:00 "Light-activated Microtransponders for Miniaturized RFID Tracking and Authentication"- New technology of light-activated microtransponders and associated ID readers will be described.
- Applications in tagging laboratory animals will be illustrated.
- Advantages over commonly used RFID solutions will be discussed.
12:00 - 12:25 "Ultra Low-Power Chip Design of a UHF RFID Tag"- Challenges and building blocks in semiconductor chip design of EPCglobal Gen-2 passive UHF RFID tags
- Design techniques including C++ modelling and FPGA prototyping, mixed-signal ASIC design, ultra low-power chip design
- Unique features of the TegoTag(TM) : large integrated non-volatile memory (32+ Kilobytes), high-reliability and interfacing with sensors, control, displays. In short: "Active functionality in a passive tag."
12:25 - 12:50 "Inexpensive and Effective Urban Infrastructure for Measurement and Communications"- Many applications want for infrastructure and bespoke installations are expensive and can be difficult to justify.
- Lamp posts are plentiful and are an appealing candidate for hosting a variety of technologies
- Our experiences with traffic counting and wifi communication
- Interest from local authorities and transport providers because of the promised value for money
12:50 Lunch 14:00 - 14:25 "Planar Printed Electronics"- Self-switching devices
- Nano-embossing
- Origination via the electron beam lithography
- Functional devices
14:25 - 14:50 "Learnings from the BRIDGE Project"- Overview of the recently completed 3-year BRIDGE project, focusing on overcoming the barriers to the implementation of RFID in Europe, based upon GS1 EPCglobal standards
- Technical work packages included research on RFID hardware, Discovery Services, enhanced track & trace for supply chain control, security (at hardware and network level)
- Business work packages undertook pilots in various industry sectors including pharmaceutical traceability, textiles, manufacturing, management of reusable assets, products in service and item level tagging as well as development of anti-counterfeit techniques
14:50 - 15:15 "New Tag, Sensor and Reader Developments for UHF RFID"- Low-cost RFID transponders for metal and moist surfaces
- RFID tags with sensor interface
- RFID sensors based on intermodulation communication. MEMS and ferroelectric sensors.
- Adaptive RF front end for RFID readers
15:15 - 15:40 "Implementation of RFID Technology in the 3500 Series Genetic Analyzers; a System for Tracking Key Information in the Clinical Genetics Laboratory"- Outline of Life technologies business areas in relation to Life Science research and where and how the 3500 Series Genetic Analyzers are used in the clinical genetics markets
- Overview of the 3500 Genetic Analyzer its basic operation and how and why RFID labeling was implemented in the platform and its consumables
- Summary of the value of RFID labeling for Applied Biosystems and the clinical genetics laboratory
15:40 Coffee and Networking Break
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