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To Ensure Safety, Radio Frequency Tags Made Must For Amarnath Pilgrims
From a massive security grid to radio frequency tags, the centre and the Jammu and Kashmir administration are pulling out all stops to ensure the safety and security of pilgrims during the annual Amarnath yatra, which began today.
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South Delhi Municipal Corporation Working On Installing RFID System At Toll Plazas
South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) Mayor Mukesh Suryan on Tuesday said that the municipal corporation was taking steps to ensure the implementation of Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) System at the toll plazas in Delhi.
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FASTag Comes Into Force Today, Vehicles Without Tag To Pay Double Toll
FASTag, the system that uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to enable cashless toll payments, comes into force today. The prepaid tag, which is affixed on vehicle's windscreen and enables automatic transaction at toll plazas, is designed to bring a seamless experience for commuters.
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FASTag to Be Made Mandatory from December 15: What Is It, How to Get It, and Everything Else You Need to Know
FASTag, the technology based on radio frequency identification (RFID), will be made mandatory from December 15. Here's how you can get a FASTag for your vehicle.
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Delhi Civic Body Launches Site For Toll Tags Pre-Registration Of Vehicles
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Monday launched a website for pre-registration of commercial vehicles for radio frequency identity (RFID) tags.
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'First Battery-Free Bluetooth Sensor Tag' Arrives, Harvests Energy From Radio Frequencies
The world's first battery-free Bluetooth sensor tag has been announced. It can harvest energy from radio frequencies available in the air.
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Amarnath Yatra Vehicles To Have Radio Frequency Identification Tags
The threat to the Amarnath yatra is high this year and convoys are usually the most vulnerable. Keeping this in mind, the home ministry has directed the security forces to ensure that every vehicle carrying Amarnath yatris should be equipped with a radio frequency tag or RFID, which can verify the vehicles
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Radio Tag For Children In Sabarimala Yatra To Track Them If They Get Lost
A Radio Frequency Identification tag to track children under 14 years of age during the ongoing Mandalam-Makaravilakku festival season at Lord Ayyappa hill shrine was launched here today by Kerala police and Vodafone.
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To Check Child Theft in Tamil Nadu, Radio Frequency Tags for Newborns
From next month, newborn babies in government hospitals across Tamil Nadu will get hi-tech protection. The baby, mother, and the attender will get radio frequency identification tags that would raise an alarm and alert the police if the baby is taken out of the ward.
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Radio Frequency Identification in Government Hospitals to Tag Babies
Seeking to put a stop to instances of new born babies being whisked away from government hospitals by unknown persons, Tamil Nadu government today said it proposes to provide Radio Frequency Identification or any similar technology to tag the infants.
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Kashmir handicrafts to have radio frequency identification to check thefts
In stern measures to stop the sale of fake Kashmiri shawls the world over, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to use radio frequency identification tag (RFIT) to protect the state's handicraft."World famous Kashmiri shawls will be tagged through RFIT which will be a great step forward to protect Kashmiri handicrafts across the globe. This...
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To Ensure Safety, Radio Frequency Tags Made Must For Amarnath Pilgrims
From a massive security grid to radio frequency tags, the centre and the Jammu and Kashmir administration are pulling out all stops to ensure the safety and security of pilgrims during the annual Amarnath yatra, which began today.
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South Delhi Municipal Corporation Working On Installing RFID System At Toll Plazas
South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) Mayor Mukesh Suryan on Tuesday said that the municipal corporation was taking steps to ensure the implementation of Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) System at the toll plazas in Delhi.
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FASTag Comes Into Force Today, Vehicles Without Tag To Pay Double Toll
FASTag, the system that uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to enable cashless toll payments, comes into force today. The prepaid tag, which is affixed on vehicle's windscreen and enables automatic transaction at toll plazas, is designed to bring a seamless experience for commuters.
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FASTag to Be Made Mandatory from December 15: What Is It, How to Get It, and Everything Else You Need to Know
FASTag, the technology based on radio frequency identification (RFID), will be made mandatory from December 15. Here's how you can get a FASTag for your vehicle.
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Delhi Civic Body Launches Site For Toll Tags Pre-Registration Of Vehicles
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Monday launched a website for pre-registration of commercial vehicles for radio frequency identity (RFID) tags.
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'First Battery-Free Bluetooth Sensor Tag' Arrives, Harvests Energy From Radio Frequencies
The world's first battery-free Bluetooth sensor tag has been announced. It can harvest energy from radio frequencies available in the air.
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Amarnath Yatra Vehicles To Have Radio Frequency Identification Tags
The threat to the Amarnath yatra is high this year and convoys are usually the most vulnerable. Keeping this in mind, the home ministry has directed the security forces to ensure that every vehicle carrying Amarnath yatris should be equipped with a radio frequency tag or RFID, which can verify the vehicles
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Radio Tag For Children In Sabarimala Yatra To Track Them If They Get Lost
A Radio Frequency Identification tag to track children under 14 years of age during the ongoing Mandalam-Makaravilakku festival season at Lord Ayyappa hill shrine was launched here today by Kerala police and Vodafone.
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To Check Child Theft in Tamil Nadu, Radio Frequency Tags for Newborns
From next month, newborn babies in government hospitals across Tamil Nadu will get hi-tech protection. The baby, mother, and the attender will get radio frequency identification tags that would raise an alarm and alert the police if the baby is taken out of the ward.
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Radio Frequency Identification in Government Hospitals to Tag Babies
Seeking to put a stop to instances of new born babies being whisked away from government hospitals by unknown persons, Tamil Nadu government today said it proposes to provide Radio Frequency Identification or any similar technology to tag the infants.
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Kashmir handicrafts to have radio frequency identification to check thefts
In stern measures to stop the sale of fake Kashmiri shawls the world over, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to use radio frequency identification tag (RFIT) to protect the state's handicraft."World famous Kashmiri shawls will be tagged through RFIT which will be a great step forward to protect Kashmiri handicrafts across the globe. This...
