If you search rfid chips you will find tons of articles written about these chips that will be planted on humans and will have all of our information programed on them. I have yet to read one positive remark about these chips. It shocks me that the people of this country have no idea what they are or anything about the North American Union that is happening right under our noses. I know this sounds insane but it is true. If you don’t believe me start searching around and you’ll be sick to your stomach like I was.
Filed under Blog by on Mar 8th, 2010. 7 Comments. 
What are some possible consequences of this action?
Filed under Blog by on Mar 6th, 2010. 2 Comments.
Say you are moving towards an RFID tag with a reciever. Can you detect exactly how far away you are?
Filed under Blog by on Mar 4th, 2010. 2 Comments.
why has LF RFID tags replaced magnetic cards?
Is it because they are read/write and are more ruggedized?
Filed under Blog by on Mar 2nd, 2010. 1 Comment.
I am attempting to create a system that remotely detects another unique item electronically without having to purchase an expensive RFID tag and reader. Additionally, I believe a proximity sensor can only detect the presence of ANY item rather than a specific and unique item. Also, if possible I would like the solution to incorporate compact items that need to be placed on a bicycle and a keychain. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. THANKS!
Filed under Blog by on Mar 1st, 2010. 1 Comment.
There are numerous companies developing microchips and implantable rfid’s right now. The FDA has approved these for use in humans. I believe they will use these to track you and also to keep your financial information and personal identification/medical info. Would you fight this if it meant losing your job or becoming homeless? Rev. 13:16 The mark of the beast?
Filed under Blog by on Feb 27th, 2010. 10 Comments.
I am sorry that the essence of my question is not clear. What I mean is: with latest technology, is it possible to have an alternative for currency (I mean currency) which will be very secure. The currency that is impossible (or very hard) to duplicate.
Filed under Blog by on Feb 25th, 2010. 4 Comments.
For or Against it Radio Frequnecy Identification
People your feedback is very helpful and I appreciate. I am doing a paper for my society technolgy and ethics class. I am against it, i just want to hear some point of views from the for or against angle.
Filed under Blog by on Feb 23rd, 2010. 4 Comments.
The tracking of documents at a law firm?
An EAS system for a power plant?
Inventory logistics for a small waehouse?
Filed under Blog by on Feb 21st, 2010. 1 Comment.
I want to read the codes from an RFID reader into memory of a PIC 16F877a. The RFID reader uses a serial output. it outputs a 12 byte ascii character code, with a start and stop byte, and each is byte is preceded and ended with a start and stop bit. does anyone have any tips for doing this?
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