HP are keen for their new radio chips (or "Memory Spots") to not just be seen as another RFID technology. Developed at HP's labs in Bristol, UK, these chips will be able to store about 512kB of data- including video, sound or text.
Only readable at very short range, HP is being coy about the commercial applications (or they're not really sure). Putting the chips on patient bracelets with a full electronic patient record is a leading healthcare contender.
Tags: technology, IT, radiochips, memory spots, RFID, HP, healthcare IT, electronic patient record, Bristol, healthcare technology
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