Daniel M. Russell, Norbert A. Streitz, et al.
Communications of the ACM
Review
Ubiquitous electronic tagging
Abstract
Various uses of electronic tagging in the automatic identification industry was discussed. Electronic tags, that are simply machine-readable tags were found to identify objects at different level of details. The tags can be implemented in individual atom within a molecule by replacing it with its radioactive isotope. A tag contain a unique serial numbers and describe a generic product such as battery type. It is observed that bar codes are de facto standard for automatic identification.
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