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Gerald Madlmayr is Research Associate at the Research Center Hagenberg. There his work is focused on NFC/RFID based applications as well as security and privacy in such systems. He is an authority on NFC technology and applications, actively participating in the standardization of NFC.
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Gerald Madlmayr's Forum Nokia Blog
NFC Congress 2009 - NFC Developer Training by Forum Nokia
geri-m | 18 December, 2008 14:47
During the NFC Congress 2009 in Hagenberg, AUT (24 - 26th Feburary 2009) the will be a special developer day explicitly dealing with Software and Hardware for Near Field Communication (NFC).
Together with the Forum Nokia Team we will host a Developer Training using the new Nokia 6212 SDK and show how easy it is build or own NFC applications from scratch. The developer Training will also deal with developing secure applications with JavaCard OS and GlobalPlatform and how to put them onto the secure element or the UICC in the 6212.
Besides the developer day, there is also a scientific IEEE Workshop on NFC (Februray 24th) as well as a Business Track on February 26th. The preliminary programme is already online.
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