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RFID/USN <strong>Korea</strong> 2010 | Events Sketch<br />

trol to logistics, bookkeeping, agriculture management and hightech<br />

automated factories.KIC Systems also presented their RFID<br />

company management system along with Austria Microsystems<br />

and the Institute of Logistics Information Technology who<br />

showed their new RFID related solutions. The government held<br />

a technology relocation presentation while introducing new<br />

RFID/USN related technology developed by the ETRI, KETI<br />

and KE<strong>IT</strong>.<br />

Kim Heung-nam, President of Electronics and Telecommunications Research<br />

Institute (left) and Kim Seang-tae, President of National Information Society<br />

Agency (center) closely look at the u-bike<br />

ETRI<br />

Researcher Chan Bang-hyo from the ETRI introduced their<br />

RFID soft-infraware technology and stated that "An entirely different<br />

smart RFID reader technology will be developed in accordance<br />

with international standards, and this will dominate the international<br />

and domestic RFID device market," he then added<br />

"we have developed technology to pioneer the active RFID devices<br />

and service market." He also emphasized that "Middleware<br />

technology has expanded its infrastructure in order to achieve<br />

mutual operation in the international and domestic industry<br />

scene, we also expanded to RFID 2.0 technology." According to<br />

the ETRI, this technology has relocated to Hanmi<br />

Pharmaceuticals and a technology relocation contract with LG<br />

Hitachi and Minerva is also planned for this month. ETRI also<br />

showcased their unmanned electronic passport screening system.<br />

The unmanned electronic passport screening system is a system<br />

that compares the fingerprints of the holder and the electronic<br />

passport to determine its genuineness. This technology will allow<br />

much faster and easier passport checks at the airport. When the<br />

passport holder presses the screening process button and places<br />

the electronic passport on the reading system, a passport identification<br />

and authentication process begins. After ID and authentication,<br />

the comparison process of the fingerprint is conducted,<br />

which once concluded will allow entry.<br />

ENHC<br />

ENHC showed their 'smart hybrid bicycle' at 'RFID/USN<br />

KOREA 2010'. The 'smart hybrid bicycle' was first revealed at<br />

this year's exhibition. An electric motor attached to the front<br />

wheels will allow motorists to drive the bicycle at speeds up to<br />

30km/h at a push of a button while a GPS and wireless transmitters<br />

provide location information as well as navigational functions.<br />

During locked modes, unauthorized transportation up to<br />

5ms will be sensed by GPS triggering alarms. Pressure sensors<br />

and shock detection alarms are installed as well to prevent theft.<br />

Easy to read display for battery gauges and remaining power for<br />

the motor are provided and the bicycle automatically recharges<br />

when put onto its unique bicycle stand. Currently 30 of these electric<br />

bicycles are available in the Song Pa district office for employee<br />

use and some are available for public use with only simple<br />

RFID card checks.<br />

SK Telecom<br />

SK Telecom successfully showcased mobile RFID applications.<br />

Starting with their wireless emoticon service for bicycles,<br />

the booth exhibited their other mobile RFID services including<br />

the tank lorry oil management service, sushi automatic paying<br />

service, whisky authentication service, and pharmaceutical information<br />

service. The wireless emoticon service is based on SK<br />

Telecom's own Zigbee chip, and is designed by the Lee Myungsoo<br />

Design Lab. Many foreign buyers also paid keen interest to<br />

the Sushi Automatic Paying Service. The Sushi Automatic<br />

Paying Service consists of a sushi plate used in a rotating belt,<br />

which when placed on a RFID reader, provides the price and<br />

calorie of the selected dish.<br />

Chun Go-eun / clairbear@koreaittimes.com<br />

Sushi authentication service by SK Telecom<br />

www.koreaittimes.com 87

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