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| Ruggedised and apparel RFID become popular |
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Dr Peter Harrop
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The IDTechEx Knowledgebase of over 3,500 RFID projects in 109 countries illustrates how this market of over $5 billion is rapidly diversifying. For example, ruggedised RFID tags have long been sold in volume for opening your car door at a distance and for industrial laundry. However, in the last six months, most
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| Focused RFID solutions for the right fit for apparel & footwear |
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New Cloth Market
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Focused, carefully managed RFID initiatives designed to accomplish specific business goals are already producing significant, measurable benefits for the apparel and footwear industry, Item-level tags and in-store deployments are addressing some of the industry's most basic challenges, including out-of-stock levels
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| M-Commerce magic - Apparel shopping through mobiles |
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Fibre2fashion.com
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Mobile phones have invaded our lives and have made their own unique stand. They have enabled us to even watch television apart from the basic functions of making calls and sending texts. Latest innovation with handsets is that it can be used for shopping also. Shopping through mobile phones to buys things like train tickets and other items are very common in Japan
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| Implementation of CAD in printing |
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Ruchi Kholiya, Shahnaz Jahan, Rita Raghuvanshi
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Textile printing has seen a number of innovations in printing methods since hand block printing were first superseded by machine methods. The changeover from traditional design work to using a CAD system can be a very positive experience. The main use of CAD system are the creation of original designs, or the interpretation of artwork supplied by customers, the latter being either painted artwork, fabric samples or possibly black and white film negatives.
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