Re: Rf Id tag protocol

[escom]

The purpose of the protocol is to manage over the 
internet the information stored in a RF-ID tag. More in detail the idea is to 
develop a crittography system and a certification authority.

To encrypt the data stored into the tag will be 
necessary to prevent frauds on the tagged products.

The purpose of the protocol is to manage over the 
internet the information stored in a RF-ID tag. More in detail the idea is to 
develop a crittography system and a certification authority.

giuseppe canale

RE: Rf Id tag protocol

[Robert . Shaw]

Besides what Bill Manning said about reviewing
what's been done in the auto-id center (now closed), 
there are a number of research projects/initiatives 
around the world (e.g., Japan's ubiquitous id center at 
uidcenter.org). For a list of some related resources, 
see:

http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/newslog/stories/2003/06/06/ubiquitousNetworksReso
urces.html

There's plenty of debate about whether the public 
Internet is an appropriate platform, e.g., see
http://tronweb.super-nova.co.jp/autoidvubiqid.html

Bob

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The purpose of the protocol is to manage over the internet the information
stored in a RF-ID tag. More in detail the idea is to develop a crittography
system and a certification authority.

To encrypt the data stored into the tag will be necessary to prevent frauds
on the tagged products.

The purpose of the protocol is to manage over the internet the information
stored in a RF-ID tag. More in detail the idea is to develop a crittography
system and a certification authority.

giuseppe canale

Re: Rf Id tag protocol

[Bill Manning]

% Anyone is interested to help me to write a protocol for the Rf ID?
% Thanks in advance
% 
% giuseppe canale

what kind of protocol did you have in mind?  you might want
to review the EPC or auto-id center web pages to see what
has already been done in this area.  


--bill
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