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RFID ensures the grade you get is the grade you deserve

CampusIDNews Staff   ||   Nov 12, 2010  ||   

India-based Anil Printers through its subsidiary United Tectsa has developed an RFID solution to eliminate the duplication and tampering of original grade sheets and diplomas for schools and universities, reports sify.com.

Leveraging RFID technology, a tag is placed inside of each grading sheet or diploma embedded with the student’s original grades and other significant details. Any attempt of tempering in the printed information can be detected easily by comparison of what is embedded, and locked, on the tag.

The company said that this technology will help universities, education boards, school and colleges to authenticate each and every original document using only a USB reader and the provided software designed for this purpose,

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