Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2008 - CoreRFID
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I feel sorry for the girl standing there while he continues the lecture. Hopefully he asked her to do something else after waiting all that time. If not he should have thanked her before continuing, so she didn't have to just stand there looking bored on television.
TearyEyesAnderson 1 year ago
What a superb demonstration of the technology.The unit cost will prevent this happening in the this context for some time but the company who put this together should use it in a an industrial/manufacturing or logistics context.
mjslug 2 years ago
Surely this is just training children to accept their new barcoded, RFIDed future. There was I thinking the Christmas lectures usually promoted critical thinking..
12export 2 years ago