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Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 5:48 PM

It's elearning week this week which we don't have to attend school.
Mr Cheng wants us to read about how RFID-Enabled Lift-Truck Solution Eliminates Operator Scanning.

Quoted from the web: When a lift-truck operator moves something, they typically have to do at least three manual points of data entry, either by bar code scan or keyboard. Rush Tracking Systems claims that an RFID enabled lift-truck can perform the same move operation without any human intervention.

I've watched the videos and yeah, it's amazing.









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