RFID World 2005 Selects UniView Technologies To Host The RFID China Pavilion

A wholly owned subsidiary of VPGI Corp., uniView Technologies Corp. was the host for the RFID China Pavilion in the third annual RFID World. The RFID World 2005 was held March 1-3 at the Gaylord Texan Resort. This was a highly anticipated event for the RFID community as the RFID World 2005 Conference and Exhibition is the only occasion in North America to gain comprehensive information about RFID technology, applications and solutions, from the leading suppliers of tags, readers, software and integrated solutions. The company is also one of the organizing sponsors of this exciting event.

The RFID China Pavilion consisted of presentations by Chinese companies and provided networking opportunities with Chinese executives creating U.S. based relationships in the RFID marketplace. China is the world's manufacturing engine. The adoption of RFID, in the factories and distribution centers of China, is fundamental for RFID technology to deliver on its promise of product visibility throughout the global supply chain. China is a powerful source of manufacturing to suppliers of RFID components, subsystems and firmware.

Pat Custer, CEO and chairman of uniView Technologies, and Qiang Bai, chief technology officer for uniView Technologies, were two of the distinguished key speakers at the RFID World 2005.

About uniView
A wholly owned subsidiary of VPGI Corp. , uniView Technologies Corp. - and its sister companies - have been leaders in innovative technology for the past 20 years. uniView creates the bridge of multiple technologies between China and the United States and has participated in the emergence of RFID into a major technology field. The company is uniquely positioned to assist Chinese companies with the high-demand of implementing RFID. As a result, uniView is creating opportunities for U.S. companies to gain entry into the lucrative Chinese market. The company stands by its slogan, "Adapting technology to people."

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