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Hello Buddies,this forum has always been helpful to me in many ways.But 1 question from my manager to me has come as a challenge.Might it be out of subjectline but I want your help.I hope you will definitely help this Guy...Last week my manager has an innovative idea which he challenges that IS not implemented.His idea is :------------------------------------------------------------------
Locating electronic gadgets or other stuff (which are valuable and need to be traced) if it’s near to any mobile phone using IPv6, RFID and our software product which will be called as Smart Software Solution (3S)
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Is it already implemented?
Pls help me by sending the link of proof??..
Last edited by ajeetraina; 12-17-2007 at 07:25 AM.
Locating electronic gadgets or other stuff (which are valuable and need to be traced) if it’s near to any mobile phone using IPv6, RFID and our software product which will be called as Smart Software Solution (3S)
There are lots of ways to locate objects using a cell phone. You'll need to be more specific, or use a patent attourney.
You mean he wants to put an rfid tag on something he wants to keep track of, using a cell phone as a detection/tracking device? Or something more esoteric?
I bet there's a patent covering what your boss has in mind. Does he understand the limitations of rfid? Does he realise that he will need to reveal much more if he wants to investigate his idea for prior art and existing inventions.
More esoteric? I have seen a cell+gps system in a large asset like a car or a boat - this means you can call your asset and ask it where it is, and get the asset to call you if it is being moved without permission.
Last edited by Simon Bridge; 12-18-2007 at 12:21 AM.
Thanks for the resources.Thats Enough.Actlly he is talkign abt RFID being tracked globally is not yet implemented since RFID is for a fixed concentrated area.he means that if one RFID enabled camera is in US then while you are in any other country you can track easily through RFID-ipv6 mapping tracking.
There is no way an individual rfid tag can broadcast across town never mind globally.
There would need to be a way to get these things to network - possible. Think what cell-phones need... though one could try the kind of network envisaged by the OLPC project. Nonetheless, think of the power requirements of broadcasting all the time.
Frankly, the idea of that kind of a net worries me. This is Not A Good Thing - thieves will circumvent the system, and honest folk will have their every movement traceable by anyone with a cellphone.
The other cell-phone approach works better. Expensive though.
Sounds like your boss is from the "technology = magic" school. Does he have any ideas for free energy or perpetual motion devices?
Last edited by Simon Bridge; 12-18-2007 at 07:22 AM.
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