Madison has become home to a new laboratory to study radio frequency identification technology, or RFID.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s E-Business Consortium late last year established its RFID lab to put into practice concepts studied by the group’s RFID workgroup. During the first half of this year, the lab has been installing donated equipment and preparing for an official opening Aug. 12, announced Wednesday during the consortium’s second annual RFID Conference in Waukesha.
Madison has become home to a new laboratory to study radio frequency identification technology, or RFID.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s E-Business Consortium late last year established its RFID lab to put into practice concepts studied by the group’s RFID workgroup. During the first half of this year, the lab has been installing donated equipment and preparing for an official opening Aug. 12, announced Wednesday during the consortium’s second annual RFID Conference in Waukesha.
