An RFID tag developed by researchers at the University of Kansas’ Information and Telecommunication Technology Center to read objects containing metal or liquid. The tag’s thickness (about 1.5 millimeters, or 0.059 inch) qualifies it as one of the thinnest RFID tags designed to operate well in such conditions.
KU-Tag
An RFID tag developed by researchers at the University of Kansas' Information and Telecommunication Technology Center to read objects containing metal or liquid. The tag's thickness (about 1.5 millimeters, or 0.059 inch) qualifies it as one of the thinnest RFID tags designed to operate well in such conditions....