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| Prof. Ken Sakamura talks with staff members in front of the YRP Ubiquitous Networking Laboratory booth at TRON SHOW 2005. He was very busy escorting VIP visitors around the exhibits area during the three days of the show. |
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| Prof. Sakamura wanted to show people everything that had been accomplished to date using T-Engine and Ubiquitous IDs, which is why this simulation of a farm field formed one exhibit at the show. |
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| The food traceability system begins in the fields above, and it continues through the distribution system. The yellow tags attached to the fruit boxes above contain ucodes that allow the distributor to manage shipments easily. |
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| Experiments have already begun using Ubiquitous IDs to trace and manage the application of medicines in Japan. |
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| Programmers in Korea have developed a humanoid robot using the T-Engine open development platform. |