Smart Tag Reading Washing Machine

Sep 16 2004, 1:00pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese Dai Nippon Printing Co. has developed a washing machine that can read smart tags and inform users of the best method of washing of clothes.

The washing machine has a LCD panel and a internet connection. If smart tag enhanced clothing (All my clothes have of course smart tags) is placed into the washing machine, the machine will read the tags to identify the material and the number of past washings. When finished washing the machine can send a SMS or email - yeah!
More details on Nikkei.Net (subscription).

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