Testing RFID Ink on Cattle and Rats -- A Success!

US - Somark Innovations today annouced the successful completion of testing for its Biocompatible Chipless RFID1 ink in cattle and lab rats.
calendar icon 24 January 2007
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The technology will be initially leveraged to the livestock industry to help identify/track cattle and thus mitigate export trade loss from BSE2 (a.k.a. Mad Cow Disease) scares.

Secondary target markets include laboratory animals, dogs & cats, prime cuts of meat, and military personnel. The company, which is currently raising a Series A equity financing, will license the technology to secondary target markets.

Ramos M. Mays, Chief Scientist, is excited with the results. "This is a true proof-of-principle and mitigates most of the technological risk. This proves the ability to create a synthetic biometric or fake fingerprint with Biocompatible Chipless RFID Ink and read it through hair."

Additionally, the company is pleased to announce the establishment of its Advisory Board, which includes scientists, engineers, and executives in the agriculture industry. Mark C. Pydynowski, Somark's President, said "Our new advisors in conjunction with the live animal tests provide significant validation for our technology and team. This brings us closer to our goals of helping the United States reclaim the title of world's premier producer of high quality beef and ensuring a safe food supply."

Source: RFID News

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