、 . 我 们 打 败 了 敌 人 。 我 们 把 敌 人 打 败 了 。日本韩国 RFID 物联网发展Internet of things to comePosted: July 24th, 2009, by admin The “Internet of things” is being realized and may be in your pocket faster than your expected. This week, the Ministry of Knowledge Economy selected the consortium to lead RFID development for mobile phone. Consisting of SK Telecom, SK C&C, Phychips, and Incheon International Airport Corp, it will develop RFID-reader smart-phones and Internet services infrastructure.RFID technology was included in the new governmental scheme so-called “3-3-7” as a “potential items” for new growth engines. Intelligent tags have already proved benefits in supply chain management and inventorying. It is now commonly used by giant retailer Wal-Mart and CHEP, the global leader in pallet and container pooling services. Various Korean public organizations such as museums and veterinary services already have used the technology. Now experimented chip manufacturers, Korean companies are eager to move to the next stage, to service providing.Therefore, the participation of an airport-managing company in phone application development is a natural evolution. Incheon International Airport will become a test-bed for developers to operate a new system, which bring information to the users wherever is located, through enhanced connectivity.According to “The Internet of Things “( Lu Yan, Yan Zhang, Laurence T. Yang ; 2008 ), the technology involved has to disappear from user consciousness. One of the three key factors identified is “Pervasive networks to process and convey the contextual information where it is relevant”.The undergoing development fits this description. The current standards for RFID chips allow less than 128KB of memory embedded in the chip, and this maximum is reached only in military-grade active chips. Average passive tags are under 1KB and contain limited information. Thus, the purpose of RFID reader inside cell phone is to include the reader device in the mobile internet network (WiBro?). It will provide additional and up-to-date information and other services. “RFID on air” will be tested to operate a new air cargo information system shared by sectors players. The government will support $4 million to the consortium too.Beyond industrial needs, end-customers applications are near. Incheon International Airport is a part of Incheon Free Economic Zone, a project to build a world class hub by providing state-of-the-art services. Next to Incheon International Airport, New Songdo City often described as the most ambitious ubiquitous city. Sensors will provide information to inhabitants concerning pollutions or traffic jamming. RFID will be included in street furniture such as recycling bins.Korean governments new drive for the IT globalizationPosted: March 5th, 2009, by Yunho Chung Do you still remember Koreas IT839 Strategy? The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC), the former communications regulator in Korea, had suggested the government driven IT policy introducing and promoting 8 services, building 3 infrastructures, and developing 9 ICT new growth engines. It has successfully transformed Korean IT industry so competitive today until their dissolution with the new government. After that, there seemed no more significant government push for Korean IT.IT839 by MICHowever, the new government comes up with new scheme called 3-3-7. The Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE)s new strategy aims to support Korean IT sector to penetrate global market. Providing customized marketing support, they selected 13 items and divided them into three categories: 3 strategic items (DMB, WiBro, E-Government), 3 flagship items (Semiconductor, Display, Wireless) and 7 potential items (RFID/USN, Robot, Network, Software, E-Health, LED, Security).According to this marketing strategy, MKE will play the significant role to help relevant Korean players in those areas to pioneer global market by hosting IT road show, enhancing government relationships and inviting foreign venture capitals etc.Its first attempt seems to be already in action. Since the president MB Lees comment “Mountainous country like Peru definitely needs WiBro” during the last visit to Peru in November 2008, two governments have maintained highly business oriented relationships each other.Korean Delegation led by MKEAs a result, a new delegation led by MKE composed of 100 people from both public and private sector will be sent on 9th March. They will host ICT road shows at the three hub cities in Central and Southern America such as Bogota (Columbia), Lima (Peru), Sang Paulo (Brazil). Koreas leading players in DMB, IPTV and WiBro including Samsung Electronics and Posdata will participate in the event. Mr. Lee Han Chul from KOTRA (Koreas trade-investment promotion agency) mentioned “This event will open the door for exporting our advanced IT such as WiBro” Mr. Choi Won Joon from Posdata commented “Opportunit