RFID OPEN CAMPUS

	Open RFID Education
	Creating Courses and Teaching in the RFID Open Campus

This is the official website for RFID Open Learning Project. It is dedicated to RFID technology, but from a learning point of view. The goal is establishing a virtual academy (e-Academy) for free and open learning and brainstorming about RFID solutions, applications, direct and indirect impact from a holistic point of view. That is, RFID will be considered under several aspects including technical, business, social, cultural, political, and legal.
We will launch ongoing e-learning sessions, live and interactive virtual meetings, case studies, products and solution presentations and analysis, etc. We plan to take full advantage of all our resources as founding team, but we also need your help. Let us know whether you want to teach an online class, share a case study, or make a presentation on any aspect of RFID.

RFID Open Campus is the best place for professionals to gain an international reputation by offering part of their know-how back to the global community.
RFIDOC Project Team

RFIDOC Project Team
Rowzun Corporation

1151 Harbor Bay Pkwy
Suite 206F
Alameda, CA 94502

Email:
RFIDOC@RfidCampus.com

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White Papers Depot

Electronic Product Codes (EPC)

Lessons from the Internet and a road map for the future
This paper explores a brief history of Internet name and number issues and investigates their relevance to the Electronic Product Code (EPC) and Object Name System (ONS) standards. The authors suggest that the EPC and ONS standards and management are facing a critical crossroads that, if managed correctly, could lead to a new technology revolution through universally accepted standards. (Courtesy of ODIN Technologies)

How to Evaluate an RFID Middleware

Navigating the waters of RFID Middleware
Understanding the core functionality of RFID middleware and its evaluation against the relevant set of elements is the basis to judge which package will best fit a company's needs. (Courtesy of ODIN Technologies)