When the physical world starts creating it's own mesh network via RFID tags, the Physcial World Connection opportunities will grow exponentially.
There's a reason the RFID tag is being called a "barcode on steroids".
Gentag, Inc., a Washington, DC-based IP development firm, has designed, patented, and successfully tested an ultra-linear, low-power single-calibration temperature-sensor circuit that can be directly integrated on any chip for either the Gen 2 UHF or the 13.56 MHz global RFID markets.

In combination with Gentag's approved patent for using cell phones as readers for RFID-sensors (US 2005/0088299 A1), this technology provides a novel, low-cost solution for wireless temperature monitoring and opens the way for the wide deployment and implementation of low-cost passive RFID sensor tags, RFID sensor networks, and a wide range of consumer and industrial applications

Areas of key intellectual property include:
RFID Reader-Enabled Cell Phones
Passive RFID Sensors
Smart Skin Patch Technologies
Sensor Networks
Homeland Security Cell Phones
Non-GPS Geolocation
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