A Japanese community is implementing a project that would see primary school children tracked by radio frequency identification tags.
The tags would be attached to the clothing and other personal articles — like nametags and schoolbags — of students. And readers will be placed at the school gate and at other locations regarded as dangerous for children.
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From The National Business Review, via The RFID Gazette.
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