Wednesday, September 17, 2003
Posted by Roberto
2:18 PM
0 comments
COMPANY FOCUS: NEOMEDIA
NeoMedia markets services which link physical information and objects to the Internet under the PaperClick trademark.
NeoMedia just announced the first in a new series of applications of a patented wireless technology, which links camera phones directly to the Internet ("New 'Killer Wireless App' for NokiaŽ Camera Cell Phones 'Turns Internationally-Popular Toys Into Internet-Enabled Business Tools" Business Wire, Sept. 8.).
NeoMedia's PaperClick for Camera Cell Phones(TM), available first for the NokiaŽ 3650 camera phone, reads UPC/EAN and other bar codes through the camera to link the user quickly and directly to the corresponding Web site or information.
Radio Frequency identification (RF-ID)
RF-ID employs "tags," electronic chips which hold information similar to information held by UPC/EAN bar codes, but can also track specific parts, pieces or items from manufacturer to user, through the supply chain. RF-ID tags communicate automatically, without human intervention, with scanners, readers and computers.
Chas Fritz, chairman of NeoMedia said "cell phones, too, will be enabled for RF-ID in the future, with NeoMedia providing technology."
Neomedia Profile on Yahoo finance
- Trend Hunter
- Cool Infographics
- Information Aesthetics
- Interactive Architecture
- dataisnature
- Creative Observer
- Design Spotter
- feeladdicted
- Paleo-Future
- TechCrunch
- Trendwatching.com
- Graffiti Research Lab
- t r a n i s m
- Douwe Osinga
- AudioCubes.com
- we make money not art
- Pasta and Vinegar
- Lunch over IP
- Engadget
- Unusual News/Ideas
- CScout Trendblog
- Agenda Inc. News
- digg labs / stack
- Technorati
- Robots Dreams
- gadgetblog
- Create Digital Motion