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Just brainstorming, if the chip is large enough you could just plop a reader down on it.... not as convenient as RFID but then you could sell a reader which rea
by smaudet 4y ago
Just brainstorming, if the chip is large enough you could just plop a reader down on it.... not as convenient as RFID but then you could sell a reader which reads info off of bananas, e.g.
Why the consumer would want to read info off of a banana, great question, but.
- squarefoot 4y agoYou had me chuckle:) There are however serious uses for very cheap sensors with brains, for example in food boxes to check that none of the packages was exposed to critical temperature unintentionally, or even prevent frauds in those places where they relabel expired food as fresh: a small chip that senses everything including air pressure besides carrying the manufacturing date and duration information,could also signal that the contents are non edible as soon as it detects that the vacuum bag has been tampered with.