Wednesday, April 4, 2007

Detection Systems- The Growing RFID Market Of Europe

Radio Frequency Identification, commonly known as RFID, refers to latest technology that is used in library theft detection systems. It's a combination of microchip technology and radio frequency based technology. This technology is revolutionizing the SCM (supply chain management) and will drive another wave of efficiencies in to industry and business.

There're exhibitions and conferences held on this technology in Europe, which go beyond publicity and offer detailed information on RFID technology alternatives, compliance requirements (which include strategic & operational considerations), industry standards, and RFID related implementation studies. They deliver practical and focused education aimed at organizing who're most affected by RFID compliance and systems, logistics operations, manufacturers, and their partners.

While there's no technical obstacle for Radio Frequency Identification tags moving in Europe, there're particular regulatory requirements for the usage of RFID in Europe. This results in a situation where use of current techniques implies inadequate channel capacity whilst a number of RFID readers (in close proximity) operate simultaneously.

It is the impression of RFID Recruiters that the market for this technology is in early adopter stage of development in Europe, as compared to US. However, ultimate market size of the technology in Europe may roughly be equal to the RFID market in U.S. The EU market has taken on several promotional activities, still selling RFID related and probably a number if IT related products in Europe, still challenging in Europe compared to US.

Source: http://www.free-articles-zone.com/print.php?id=30552

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