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Overview of Smart Card Technology: Types, Working and Applications

October 13, 2014 by Tarun Agarwal 6 Comments

Smart Card Technology

Smart Card Technology

The smart card is one of the digital icons of the latest information epoch. Smart card technology is made available in the market to gain access for products and services, verifying identity, establishment and  to facilitate trade. Recently Mexico government has issued two millions smart cards for poor people for their cash benefits and distributing food. In a fresh survey it is found that  27% of smart card applications used within the banking, 18% is used within the welfare and health, and 15% within the transportation. It is also applicable in other applications such as radio security, metering, telecommunications and identification.

This smart card technology offers potential benefits to society and so many of the organizations and individuals are proudly maintaining a business relationship between the clients, suppliers or government authorities. Smart card can also be used as a  portable storage device for different purposes and it has the capability of holding more data of different forms. Smart cards are designed by taking the following characteristics into consideration: memory management, security, open platform and portability. To know more about this technology in a technical manner and its working procedure, let us follow the below information.

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Lenticular Lenses – Fascinating Technology From Ages Old

August 7, 2014 by edgefx

Lenticular LensesLenticular lenses are an innovation that are simple in principle, but used in complex applications. It is basically an array of magnifying lenses, arranged in such a way that depending on the angle you view it, different images are magnified.Remember those interesting posters or pictures that seemed to create a 3D effect or changed when you moved around? Those used a technology called lenticular printing, which in turn use lenticular lenses to produce an illusion of depth or multiple images.

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