Embedding RFID Chips in Paper Reduces Costs and Fraud

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Apr 15, 2014A North Dakota State University spinoff is commercializing technology to embed ultrathin RFID NFC chips within flexible substrates, such as paper. This will enable secure, zero-profile, integrated solutions that will reduce RFID implementation costs and fraud in labels, tags, packaging materials and various types of paper documents. Speakers: Dr. Val R. Marinov, CTO, Uniqarta, Inc. Ronn Kliger, CEO, Uniqarta, Inc.  

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