UK and EU retailers and suppliers leading RFID implementations

How radio technology is being deploy to reduce theft in retail.

Peter Abell

Published: 23 Sep 2002

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How radio technology is being deploy to reduce theft in retail.

Driven by market requirements and supported by UK government subsidies of $8.5m, a number of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology demonstration pilots and rollouts are occurring in the UK and throughout the European Union.

Calling it the Chipping of Goods Initiative, the government grant is aimed at reducing property-related crime, thus reducing the cost of prosecuting criminals. Government support is welcomed at this stage for any reason and can only help an emerging technology.

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