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EPCglobal 2004

EPCglobal 16

15 Solution Provider 1 End User

EPCglobal

94 5 7

SAG(Software Act ion Group) BAG

(Business Action Group) 276

264 SAG( WG

) HAG(Hardware Action Group)

21 SAG

WG(Working Group) SAG

WG Reader Management

Filtering & Collection Tag Data Translation

Reader Protocol

Security ONS WG

BAG Pilot & Implementation WG

Data Exchange

Tag Data Standards Process Information Research

& Development Strategic Planning Technology

AAP ATP WG BAG

WG 27

Reusable Transport Items WG

HAG WG

SAG BAG UHF Gen2

Protocol WG

WG Gen2 Testing & Certification WG

EPC

WG

300EPCglobal

About 300 Taiwanese Manufacturers Join for theSetup of EPCglobal Standards

300EPCglobal

About 300 Taiwanese Manufacturers Join for theSetup of EPCglobal Standards

/GS1 TaiwanBy Carrie Wen, Researcher of GS1 Taiwan

EPCglobal Inc.

EPCglobal Inc.

E P C

EPCglobal Taiwan

EPCglobal Inc. Subscriber

EPCglobal Taiwan

EPCglobal Inc.

e-room

Subscriber

EPCglobal Inc.

EPCglobal Inc. is a special international

organization. When enterprises intend to joinsome of the relevant working groups or use the

EPC encoded network, they should take twosteps: the first is to subscribe to EPCglobalTaiwan for obtaining the credential. The second

is to be enrolled for joining any working groupthrough EPCglobal Taiwan after being an official

member. EPCglobal Inc and the leaders ofworking groups will make a careful check of thequalification for each. Presently, EPCglobal Inc.

has more than 20 working groups with differentdemands and purposes.

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GmbH & Co. 2006

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EPCglobal

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Object Name Service

EPC

Electronic Product Code

EPC

EPC/RFID EPC

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ONS

EPCglobal

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ROOT ONS ONS

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EPCglobal EPC EPCglobal ONS

EPCglobal Taiwan

EPCglobal

ONS EPCglobal

EPCglobal Taiwan

EPCglobal

EPCglobal Taiwan EPCglobal

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Taiwan GS1 Taiwan

EPCglobal Taiwan

EPCglobal

EPCglobal EPC

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GS1 Taiwan10

GS1 Taiwan epaper will beissued from Oct. 2005

GS1 Taiwan

10 GS1 Taiwan

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SCOR CPFR

e-mail

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Preface2001 9 11

(Radio Frequency Identification System, RFID)

RFID

RFID Barcode

RFID

RFID

RFID BarcodeThe Diversity between RFID And Barcode

Radio Frequency Identification,

RFID

Wal-Mart

Store Metro Group Department

of Defense; DOD Federal Aviation

Administration; FAA

Boeing and Airbus

In te rna t iona l A i r T ranspor ta t ion

Association; IATA RFID

RFID Tag

Reader Antenna

Tag

Tag

Tag

RFID

Barcode

RFIDThe Applications of RFID on Safety of Air Travel And Transport

By Chen-Ying Kao and Pi-Chuan Hung, Engineer and Researcher, Center for Aerospace and SystemsTechnology, Industrial Technology Research Institute

911

RFID

RFID

RFID

As a result of the 911 terror assault in the U.S.A.,all the countries in the world have initiated to

strengthen the security check at the airport. Withthe funct ions of automat ion, secur i t y ,

convenience and real-time monitoring which itcan offer, RFID system has been introduced inthe industry of global aviation. At present, the

countries which have applied and tested RFIDinclude: the United States, Australia, France,Britain, Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong, etc.

RFIDThe Applications of RFID on Safety of Air Travel And Transport

By Chen-Ying Kao and Pi-Chuan Hung, Engineer and Researcher, Center for Aerospace and SystemsTechnology, Industrial Technology Research Institute

RFID

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RFID

RFID

RFID Tag

Barcode

Barcode RFID

1

5 1. RFID

The Present Condition And Development Trendof Travel And Transport Safety for International Air

Unsysis 2005 1

2

IATA 2004 6

Simplifying the Business

3

3 1 IATA 2004 11

E-Check in E-Ticket

E -Baggage Tag

KIOSK E-Map

2

3

5 2.Unsysis 2005 1

5 3.IATA

5 1.

RFIDThe RFID Applications to Safety of Air Travel AndTransport

RFID 1997

FAA

RFID PPBM Positive Passenger

Baggage Matching

1.

(RFID)

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The Case of Tan Hou Ocean Development Co., Ltd. - The FirstHealthy Fish with ID Card in Taiwan

RFID Tag

2. X-ray

3. Baggage

Handling System; BHS

4.

5.

FAA PPBM

Baggage Sortation

911

RFID

RFID

5 2.

RFIDThe Countries which Apply RFID to Safety of AirTravel And Transport

RFID

RFID

1

FAA RRBM Las

Vegas McCarran 2004 4

RFID

Tag 99.7

Barcode 85~89% McCarran

RFID

2

2004 3

RFID E-Airport

4 750

7500 Tag 93

NTT DAT

RFID

3

2005 5

RFID

(Asiana Airlines)

(RFID)

30

(RFID)

5 3.

4

Hub Airport

40%

2004 6 11 RFID

2005 1 1

Barcode RFID

911

Baggage Tag

Baggage Track

Boarding Pass

Employee

Pass

5

RFID

The Necessity of RFID Application for Safety ofAir Travel And Transport in the Current Stage ofTaiwan

RFID

RFID

u 4. RFID

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5 5. RFID Baggage Flow

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92

3

5 6.

RFID

RFID

Conclusion

RFID

RFID

911

IATA

RFID

RFID

RFID

(RFID)

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