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Unique Identification of Products: A Technology Survey

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Philip Woodall.

The aim is to present comprehensive list of all existing and future technologies that can be used to identify a product uniquely. A range of tests, to assess some characteristics of those technologies (such as read range, read in motion, orientation, light etc.), is prosed that could be used to evaluate the technologies.

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