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watch capable of RFID payments.  it has a mastercard paypass technology can can pay for purchases that take paypass is accepted.

shelfX is a self check-out RFID service -- users pick up a RFID card andw hen they pick up an item from the ShelfX  Smart Shelves, it recognizes the item you pick up, offers discounts -- go to shelfx kiosk after to "pay"

RFID bands on the farms to keep children safe

washable RFID tags for clothes to track how many washes, etc

a small rfid chip/charm that has medical information.

item-level RFID tags for the apparel industry

Share photos from a waterpark with an RFID bracelet linked to FB account

Heineken-owned cider brand Strongbow Gold developed a prototype for StartCap, the world's first digital bottle cap. A tag embedded in the protected cap sets off RFID scanners placed in bars or at events, which then trigger celebratory surprises such as music, water fountains, confetti cannons or, curiously, automatic Foursquare check-ins. The RFID tags connect to an antenna to read a radio signal that communicates with a computer to produce the unexpected wonders. Thus far, StartCap has only been used at launch events in Europe, but an online teaser video is already building buzz.

use of RFID embedded in school shirt/uniform to inform parents if their kids are in school

handbag lets you go off the grid

Most noteworthy of all, Johnson announced JCPenney's plans to completely change the checkout experience at stores. Using advanced Wi-Fi networks, mobile checkout, RFID (radio-frequency identification) tracking systems for goods, and all sorts of self-checkout possibilities, JCPenney will get rid of cashiers, cash registers, and checkout counters, the staples near the exits of virtually every store, as soon as 2014.

burberry's strategy: The flagship, by Burberry's description, has seamlessly integrated technology throughout. Full-length screens wrap the store, transitioning between audio-visual content displays, live-streaming hubs and and mirrors. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips have been attached to certain clothes and accessories so that when a customer approaches one of the screens in a fitting room, specific content - say, information about a bag's stitching and craftsmanship, or a video showing how a skirt was worn on the catwalk - will appear.

Contactless credit cards will allow people to pay with their phone - could potentially facilitate customized ads via RFID communication.

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daily 11.1 RFID tags would let people use their phones as mobile wallets and you could overtake any mac with your settings and passwords by linking it to your phone

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