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    The document outlines a proposal to reduce checkout times at stores using RFID tagging instead of barcodes. It assigns group members to primary and secondary roles for tag design, reader programming, testing, and references between September and May. RFID tags on items would be scanned more quickly than barcodes by passing shopping carts by an RFID reader connected to a computer database.

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    The document outlines a proposal to reduce checkout times at stores using RFID tagging instead of barcodes. It assigns group members to primary and secondary roles for tag design, reader programming, testing, and references between September and May. RFID tags on items would be scanned more quickly than barcodes by passing shopping carts by an RFID reader connected to a computer database.

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    Sharath Prasad
    The document outlines a proposal to reduce checkout times at stores using RFID tagging instead of barcodes. It assigns group members to primary and secondary roles for tag design, reader programming, testing, and references between September and May. RFID tags on items would be scanned more quickly than barcodes by passing shopping carts by an RFID reader connected to a computer database.

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    Daniel Bruyn, Armando Cortez, Sharath Prasad, Juan Enciso, Bingzhou Huang

    Problem: Long checkout time when purchasing products Existing Solution: Using optical scanners and conventional barcodes to identify each item one at a time. Our Solution: Use RFID Tagging to scan all items in seconds simply by passing your shopping cart by a RFID Reader
    Carrier Signal Computer Database RFID Reader Antenna RFID Tag Modulated Signal

    Proposal Tags Reader Program Test Sep Oct Nov Tags Primary Secondary Dec Jan Reader Secondary Secondary Secondary Primary Feb Mar Programing Secondary Apr May

    Proposal Armando Daniel Bingzhou Secondary Secondary Secondary

    Testers Secondary Primary Secondary

    Primary Assignments

    Juan
    Sharath

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    References: [1] Klaus Finkenzeller, RFID Handbook: Fundamentals and Applications in Contactless Smart Cards and Identification, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 2003 [2] Grossman, Lisa. "New RFID Tag Could Mean the End of Bar Codes | Wired Science | Wired.com." Wired.com. Web. 17 Sept. 2011. <http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/03/rfid/>

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