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Originally Posted by Dantheman62
For something so secret, there's alot of info on it, hmmm interesting!
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Hidden in plain sight. Not secret per se as a concept IF you know the right
lingo to search with.
Quayle used the moniker "pixie dust" whicb brings up vitually nothing until you
link it with RFID. Magic dust with RFID hits pay dirt.
What prompted this post was an article on his website today regarding a
risk management application called NOX which combines RFID cameraa and software to create a passive monitoring system for commercial use
http://blacklistednews.com/?news_id=3011
http://www.simplyrfid.com/nox/html/Nox.html
What is a closely guarded secret are the technical capabilities of this technology. They would have you believe that it is readable from several
dozens of feet away (limited range) when in fact it may be (is) satellite readable anywhere on earth. Aromas as tracking devices? What else..
Another facet of secrecy is the level of useful deployment currently. Just
how alone are you when you walk alone in the wilds of Alaska if you are
a person of interest? Washington State now has a smart dirvers license. I have in my pocket a chipped CAC smart card. How many do you have that you were not aware of?
Food for thought.