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Torq Resources Inc V.TORQ

Alternate Symbol(s):  TRBMF

Torq Resources Inc. is a Canada-based copper and gold exploration company with a portfolio of holdings in Chile. The Company's projects include Santa Cecilia and Margarita. The Santa Cecilia mineral exploration project is a 3,250-hectare property located approximately 100 kilometers (kms) east of the city of Copiapo, Chile, in the southern region of the world-class Maricunga belt and immediately north of the El Indio belt. The belt is characterized by gold epithermal and gold-copper porphyry deposits. The Margarita Iron-Oxide-Copper-Gold (IOCG) project is comprised of approximately 1,445 hectares and is located in Chile, 65 kms north of the city of Copiapo with access to infrastructure. The property is located within the prolific Coastal Cordillera belt that hosts the world-class Candelaria (Lundin Mining Corp.) and Mantoverde (Mantos Copper Holding) IOCG mines, and porphyry-skarn deposits such as Santo Domingo (Capstone Mining Corp.) and Inca de Oro (PanAust/Codelco).


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Post by luckydonon Jul 28, 2004 2:17pm
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middleware is a necessity

middleware is a necessity"RFID middleware is in the thick of the RFID evolution, both literally and figuratively. Unlike traditional middleware, RFID middleware works on the edge of the network, moving information to the point of transaction. RFID comprises a collection of technologies that track items at the case and pallet level throughout the supply chain. RFID tags, which contain EPC information about the items being shipped, are attached to the case or pallet. An RFID reader sends out electromagnetic waves that activate antennas in the tags, and then the tags send the EPC data back to the reader, which captures the data for further processing. The middleware manages the readers. It extracts EPC data from the readers, performs filtering, aggregation, and counting of tag data, then sends the data to the enterprise WMS (warehouse management systems), ERP (enterprise resource planning) system, or MES (manufacturing execution system)." Read the rest of the article and check out VMS.V quit similar to SI. https://www.integratedsolutionsmag.com/Articles/2004_05/040508.htm
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