CARTES 2013 CITC-EuraRFID video story correction

The video item about innovative Smart Shopping Solutions in day two of the Daily Video at CARTES 2013 interviewed two people: Romain Tribout, R&D Project Manager at CITC-EuraRFID and Romain Toulotte of Natural Security. Unfortunately their names were transposed. The first interviewee speaking about the smart fitting room was Romain Tribout, CITC-EuraRFID’s R&D Proeject Manager; and the second, speaking about biometric payment, was Romain Toulotte, Product Manager at Natural Security. We apologise for the
November 20, 2013 Read time: 1 min
The video item about innovative Smart Shopping Solutions in day two of the Daily Video at CARTES 2013 interviewed two people: Romain Tribout, R&D Project Manager at CITC-EuraRFID and Romain Toulotte of Natural Security.

Unfortunately their names were transposed. The first interviewee speaking about the smart fitting room was Romain Tribout, CITC-EuraRFID’s R&D Proeject Manager; and the second, speaking about biometric payment, was Romain Toulotte, Product Manager at Natural Security. We apologise for the mix-up.%$Linker: 2 External <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 0 0 0 oLinkExternal www.citc-eurafid.com Visit: www.citc-eurafid.com false http://www.citc-eurafid.com/ false false%>

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