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Korean Scientists develop printable RFID tags

11 October 2005

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Korean Scientists develop printable RFID tags

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A team of South Korean scientists claim they have succeeded in developing a new cost-effective method of manufacturing radio frequency identification (RFID) products using ink-jet printers.

Cho Kyu-jin, a chemistry engineering professor at Sunchon National University, and his team have developed a chip that can produce RFIDs using a 100-percent organic, conductive material.

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