Malaysia Microchip has potential for wide use

By JANE RITIKOS
  • Nation

  • Sunday, 25 Feb 2007

Differentuses:RadzishowingAbdullah thevariety ofapplicationsof the chipbefore itslaunchin KualaLumpuryesterday.

KUALA LUMPUR: After two years, the world's smallest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchip with a built-in antenna has been successfully developed under the Malaysia Microchip (MM) Project. 

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