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Industry Canada makes RFID deployment easier

posted by:Philippa Lawson // 12:26 PM // September 19, 2005 // Digital Democracy: law, policy and politics

According to Decima Reports ICT Update Industry Canada has adopted new rules regarding RFID (RSS-210), making it easier for the deployment of RFID equipment in both Canada and the United States. The rule changes involve modifications to RSS-210 that will align with the technical standards currently in force in the U.S., and that will permit the development of RFID devices which can operate in other countries.

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