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SUMMARY:Brunch Bytes: Get Ahead With Mobile Contactless Technology
DESCRIPTION:The first Daresbury briefing in our new series of "Brunch Bytes". #bbytes\n\nRFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is being widely used across various industries and, along with NFC (Near Field Communication), will certainly feature in future technological developments. Current uses include transportation payments, product tracking, animal identification and passports. A further potential use of this technology is to replace barcodes at store checkouts; deducting payment automatically for the items being purchased without the need for cashiers or scanning (this would also make stealing extremely challenging!).\n\nThis briefing involves industry expert and leading InfoLab21 academic Reuben Edwards discussing the latest trends in mobile RFID and NFC. Be prepared to get your hands dirty! Bring a laptop and learn how to develop innovative applications.\n\nWhy attend and what will you get out of it?\n\nLearn how to develop applications with this technologyUncover ways to exploit NFC capabilities within your businessBecome aware of future uses of this technology and plan aheadDiscover how this technology is being used in devices made by Nokia, Sagem, Samsung and GoogleNFC is rumoured to be included in the new iPhone5 and is likely to be the 'new technology on the block' in the mobile industry-watch this space!\n\nNB. To be eligible to attend this free event you should be from a northwest SME from the digital and creative sector.\n\nBrunch Bytes\n\nBrunch Bytes is a series of briefings rather than stand alone events. It is designed to allow delegates to register for a programme of four briefings over the next two years (from a choice of 8-10). This is a free scheme which will run until the end of 2012, enabling delegates to choose topics which are appropriate to their business.\n\nThe briefings will be run on a quarterly basis with 2 series running in tandem at Lancaster University and Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus.\n\nISTEP at InfoLab21\n\nThis event is supported by InfoLab21 as part of ISTEP's regional events programme.\n\nAbout ISTEP\n\nISTEP is a project designed to indentify and support interactions between the North West's Digital and Creative industries and InfoLab21's School of Computing and Communications, directly helping businesses to collaborate with the 270+ strong research community at InfoLab21.ISTEP is delivered under the "Innovation, Advice and Guidance" product, part of the Government's Solutions for Business portfolio, a highly targeted, publically funded suit of products and services offering solutions to real business needs.\n\nRegistration\n\n\n\nFor more information and to regsiter please go to the link below or the button on the right.
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