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What is the effect of attaching a chip to cats and dogs, and how does it work?
In many countries, microchipping pets is quite common, even mandatory.
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Can people live only with the brain, without the body?
Scientists are finding out if we can one day live only with the brain in other planets.
Scientific application
Ho Chi Minh City uses modern technology to trace pork origin
By tracing the origin of products from breeding and slaughtering to selling points through a pre-installed app on smartphones, consumers can choose clean and safe pork p…
Science Events
VND 146 billion invested to produce RFID chips
On November 24, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Integrated Circuit Design Research and Education Center (ICDREC), under the National…
Medicine - Health
RFID chips can cause cancer
RFID chips, which are being tested for human transplantation in some US states, have shown signs of stimulating cancer cells in animals, the Associated Press reported.
Medicine - Health
Technology to detect strange objects in patients
Surgeons can use radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to detect forgotten cotton swabs in the patient's body.
Computer science
US attached RFID chip for passport
According to the announcement of the US Department of the Interior on October 25, all new passports bearing this nationality from October 2006 will be attached with RFID…
Computer science
8 technology-related obsessions of the decade
Over the past 10 years, computer users have witnessed risks, threats and spreads around the world several times.
Computer science
Security technology lags far behind hacking techniques
The five main security areas to be addressed are botnets, Web 2.0 attacks, fraudulent messages, telecommunications and RFID network attacks.
Computer science
Wireless technology for managing people and objects - Future social networks?
If you need information, the internet will be a rich source. But if you want to find a person or an object, the computer will not help. Obstacles that will soon be remed…
Computer science
RFID: Heaven or hell?
Micro chips will be embedded in everything you buy, wear on people, read, drive .... allowing retailers and judicial agencies to track every step of the way of goods, su…
Computer science
This year, RFID entered the
Radio frequency verification technology will be used to measure the run time of athletes at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, attached to the ball to arbitrate the judge proper…
Computer science
Cisco aims to touch solutions
At the Interop High-Tech conference held in San Francisco (USA), Cisco and WhereNet have introduced the unified solution of radio connectivity technology with RFID posit…
Computer science
English: The electronic passport is cracked
A security expert has successfully deciphered one of Britain's new biometric passports, which the government hopes will help reduce border crime and illegal immigration.
Computer science
Chip tracking small area like powder
RFID processor (frequency authentication technology) used to monitor the circulation of food, tickets, medicines ... is getting smaller and smaller. Hitachi (Japan) has…