Never lose your document anymore. The clever idea is just to embed RFID staples so that lost documents can radio their location to a tracking device.
Implications - Since the fast paced changes in technology has allowed for both the size and price of RFID tags to decrease, Swingline has come up with a nifty way to make sure your papers never go missing. This could also easily turn into the quickest way to embed tracking devices on other people, that is, if you're a spy. It would be so simple, as your walking by distract them so you can staple their clothing and you will be able to keep track of them where ever they go.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Rfid-embedded Staples
- The development of RFID-embedded staples opens up the possibility of tracking lost documents and potentially more.
- Miniaturized RFID Technology
- The decreasing size and cost of RFID technology presents opportunities for innovative applications beyond document tracking.
- Wearable RFID Tracking Devices
- The concept of embedding RFID tags in clothing could potentially lead to the development of wearable tracking devices that can locate lost items or individuals.
Where This Applies
- Office Supplies
- The introduction of RFID-embedded staples could disrupt the traditional paper organization and filing methods of office environments.
- Retail
- Retail stores could potentially benefit from integrating RFID tracking technology into their products for inventory management and loss prevention purposes.
- Personal Security/tracking
- There is potential for disruptive innovation in the personal security/tracking industry with the development of wearable RFID tracking devices.
