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January 7, 2013

Disney takes its theme parks fully interactive with RFID bracelets

by Laura Domela

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Disney theme parks are good about focusing on using the latest technology to entertain visitors, but in recent years the company has significantly ramped up its adoption of tech. Now the theme park has decided to harness the power of RFID technology with a new wearable piece of tech designed to unlock the park’s many treasures.
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