With RFID Food Industry News Will be About Implantation. 

With RFID Food Industry News is that tagging of cartons, pallets and even animals is well underway at this time. 

The idea is to tag foodstuffs to facilitate distribution and recall, if necessary, when food is tainted, inadvertently or intentionally, or has expired a shelf life, and so on. 

A this time it is claimed that all tags or Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags are passive, and should only be read. 

In the context of bar-coding being introduced to facilitate retailing sales and distribution, many people consider RFID as harmless, and simply the new generation of the bar-coding practice. 

However, there is a form of RFID, called ‘Smart Labels’ that actively measure attributes of some foods, such as surrounding temperature, and of the foodstuffs itself. 

Clearly, we have an emerging technology that needs some thinking about, as these chips have been developed in a time where computing ability has become greater and more intelligent, while getting smaller in size. 

The major field where more questionable practices have emerged is in the Verichip RFID chip for implant for medical purposes. 

To facilitate the carrying of identity and medical data for patients under treatment or examination, this chip has been developed. 

Aaron Russo and Nicholas Rockefeller Conversation About RFID Chip

Human Implantation

In terms of RFID Food Industry News is playing down the role of the tag or chip in this industry at this point. 

However, the ground has been broken by a professor in the UK, in his choosing to have a computer chip implanted in his arm, to explore the possibilities. 

Kevin Warwick, an expert in cybernetics, the study of communications and control in machines and living things, took the voluntary and drastic step of having a this implant. 

The essential of his particular experiment was to test the interaction between “chipped” human and a building, wired to communicate with him. 

However, the research totally supports the assertion of a genuine interest in and will to use implants, and the professor’s opinion that unclassified use and more sinister uses, is likely. 

An Injection of Software? 

For RFID Food Industry News is that packages and animals will be tagged, but it is not hard to imagine that tags can be taken off, where implanted or injected tags are far more effective and protected. 

There is a science that has developed rapidly in parallel to such as the computer and medical industries, called nanotechnology, meaning in “computerese”, very small. 

By very small, is meant microscopic, and there is technology that can inject a microscopic medical unit into a human vein to deal with cholesterol build-up in these vessels. 

These units can be introduced by means of hypodermic syringe, under the skin or into a blood vessel as required. 

It shouldn’t take too much of a leap of imagination to recognize the possibilities with nano-chips, active or passive, into animals, and even humans. 

Science Fiction VS. Science Fact

With the RFID Food Industry News, it seems that what was once science fiction progressively becomes science fact, thanks to the imagination of many great authors and story tellers. 

If an implanted chip can ‘talk’ to a building and an external computer, then imagination says a building and an external computer can “talk” to the implant, or the human carrying it. 

With nanotechnology, a simple injection can introduce an intelligent chip into a body, as Verimed have shown as leaders in subdermal RFID technology for medical data. 

If medical information can be carried in a human body, imagine what other information could be carried around by the body 

Of the great authors of science fiction, none was more important in the transformation of fiction into fact than George Orwell, and his book, 1984.