The end of the speed camera... ?
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How long till we all have to carry these...
www.rfidnews.org/news/2004/06/10/rfidenabled-license-plates-to-identify-uk-vehicles/
www.rfidnews.org/news/2004/06/10/rfidenabled-license-plates-to-identify-uk-vehicles/
slightlymiffed said:
How long till we all have to carry these...
www.rfidnews.org/news/2004/06/10/rfidenabled-license-plates-to-identify-uk-vehicles/
god i hope so. the govt will assume theyre as flawless and undefeatable as the id card system and that would be the end of trafpol and scameras. then you just take the battery out and off you go!
hey! i can be optimistic cant i?
slightlymiffed said:
How long till we all have to carry these...
www.rfidnews.org/news/2004/06/10/rfidenabled-license-plates-to-identify-uk-vehicles/
There will never be a working one of these installed on one of my vehicles.
[I'd hate to be in the warranty department]
Identec solutions said:
Multiple tags can be read simultaneously by a single reader at speeds of up to 320km per hour (200mph), up to 100 metres (300 feet) away.
Yeah right! Well we have a similar system to control vehicle access to a secure site.
FiF said:
Single tags are sometimes read by a single reader at speeds of up to 10kph (ten km/h) up to 1m (one metre) away, and even then sometimes the security guard has to intervene.
Active, battery powered ?
Oh dear, my battery seems to have gone flat.
Oh dear, there appears to be water ingress and corrosion in the battery compartment.
Oh dear, my battery has overheated in the direct sunlight and has malfunctioned.
Oh dear, my battery has gone flat due to the extreme cold weather we've been having lately.
Oh dear, my battery isn't working due to a manufacturing fault.
Oh dear, my number plate has been hit by a piece of road debris which has impacted just where the chip is.
Oh dear, etc. etc.
Oh dear, my battery seems to have gone flat.
Oh dear, there appears to be water ingress and corrosion in the battery compartment.
Oh dear, my battery has overheated in the direct sunlight and has malfunctioned.
Oh dear, my battery has gone flat due to the extreme cold weather we've been having lately.
Oh dear, my battery isn't working due to a manufacturing fault.
Oh dear, my number plate has been hit by a piece of road debris which has impacted just where the chip is.
Oh dear, etc. etc.
te51cle said:
Active, battery powered ?
Oh dear, my battery seems to have gone flat.
Oh dear, there appears to be water ingress and corrosion in the battery compartment.
Oh dear, my battery has overheated in the direct sunlight and has malfunctioned.
Oh dear, my battery has gone flat due to the extreme cold weather we've been having lately.
Oh dear, my battery isn't working due to a manufacturing fault.
Oh dear, my number plate has been hit by a piece of road debris which has impacted just where the chip is.
Oh dear, etc. etc.
Every one of these is already an offence!
Assault on Battery!
I'll get my coat ... again!
Streaky
te51cle said:
Active, battery powered ?
Oh dear, my battery seems to have gone flat.
Oh dear, there appears to be water ingress and corrosion in the battery compartment.
Oh dear, my battery has overheated in the direct sunlight and has malfunctioned.
Oh dear, my battery has gone flat due to the extreme cold weather we've been having lately.
Oh dear, my battery isn't working due to a manufacturing fault.
Oh dear, my number plate has been hit by a piece of road debris which has impacted just where the chip is.
Oh dear, etc. etc.
Oh dear some Chav has drilled a 4 mm hole straight through the battery.
Malc
The company I work with does quite a lot of work with RFIDs at the moment. Even when talking about RFID tags on supermarket products to speed up checkout is causing a huge controversy amongst the civil liberties and privacy people.
On a mode of transport? Well, all motorists are criminals so they'll probably not bat an eyelid.
On a mode of transport? Well, all motorists are criminals so they'll probably not bat an eyelid.
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