Omron unveils cell phone-controlled gate system

Omron unveils cell phone-controlled gate system

TOKYO, Japan - An automated entranceway system developed by Omron Corp. is on display at the Expo Comm Wireless Japan 2002 trade fair in Tokyo on July 17. Omron says the system, based on Bluetooth wireless link technology, is applicable to railway stations and office buildings, among other things.

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