RFID demand acceleration

Following the recent Viagra-RFID tagging news, here is another proof of the dramatic RFID demand acceleration:

US Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns this month released a government road map that would see most farmers voluntarily tag their animals with wireless radio chips by 2008 as part of an ambitious electronic disease control system to prevent outbreaks of hoof and mouth disease and avian flu, among other things. The system will not address the spread of "mad cow" disease, as it is transmitted through feed rather than animal commingling. By 2007, the program will ask farms or households that house chickens, ducks, turkeys, cows, pigs, goats or horses to register with a database and obtain a 15-digit identification number and GPS coordinate. Beginning in 2008, animals under the proposal would carry a radio frequency identity, or RFID, tag.

It will be interesting to watch how this influence the Alien Technology on-going IPO filling.

Comments

[ben]

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[ben]

Dear sir or madam,
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UEg8jV Kudos! What a neat way of thinking about it.