Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

ETRI joins RFID Consortium, promotes UHF RFID adoption

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Sisvel US and the RFID Consortium announced that Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute has joined the RFID Consortium and will participate in the it’s joint licensing program for patents necessary to the ultra-high frequency RFID standard.

Sisvel is the administrator of the licensing program, and it the Consortium’s effort to promote adoption of ultra-high frequency RFID technology by offering a single license to patents essential to the practice of the RFID standards owned by the participating companies.

ETRI now joins the RFID Consortium, along with 3M, France Telecom, HP, LG Electronics, Motorola, ThingMagic, and Zebra Technologies. [end] 

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