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RFID Is the Key to Electric Vehicle Recharging Stations

In California, Coulomb Technologies is installing its Smartlet charging stations, accessible by means of a customer card containing a high-frequency passive tag.

Italian Alpine Resort Takes Near Field Communications for Ride
Tourists will be loaned NFC-enabled phones to download information and special offers and make reservations, or receive NFC-enabled contactless smart cards encoded with promotional coupons.

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RFID Pumps Up Women's Workouts
Curves International has introduced an automated personal-training system that gives the fitness company a competitive advantage.

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