BURLINGTON, Mass.----TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID infrastructure, announced their donation of over $60,000 in RFID equipment to Merrimack College. The donated equipment helps establish an RFID and Automatic IDentification technology laboratory at the only college in the country to include RFID coursework as a core requirement for an electrical engineering undergraduate degree.

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TAGSYS Donates RFID Systems to Merrimack College (Centre Daily Times)

TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) infrastructure, announced their donation of over $60,000 in RFID equipment to Merrimack College. The donated equipment helps establish an RFID and Automatic IDentification (Auto ID) technology laboratory at the only college in the country to include RFID coursework as a core requirement for an electrical engineering ...