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Pleasanton, CA (PRWEB) November 19, 2008 -– Zurado Systems announced today a free web-based template that allows users of its PXT wireless information technology to create and edit detailed personal profiles that can be downloaded to their mobile phones and accessed by other PXT users in the vicinity. PXT technology enables mobile phone users to gather and store on-the-spot information about all kinds of nearby people, places, and things.

PXT stands for please explain that. The technology is designed for the realm of self-describing objects. Broadly speaking, a self-describing object possesses information about itself and has the technological means to communicate that information when it is requested. In this realm, if a museumgoer has a question about a painting on the wall, he or she asks that painting on the wall. Or if a passer-by has a question about an exciting new product in the storefront window, he or she asks – that exciting new product in the storefront window.

Cars, large appliances, complex electronics, laboratory equipment, heavy machinery, real estate, restaurants, new retail products and services, museum exhibits of all sorts, gravesites, historical landmarks, and various public facilities are all examples of things that could be self-describing objects. And in some sense people can be viewed as self-describing objects too. A mobile phone user can direct PXT to probe inanimate objects such as the painting on the museum wall, and then use it again on the train home to probe the personal profile of a fellow straphanger. Universality was a key design objective of PXT technology. PXT presents exactly the same simple interface for interacting with all kinds of self-describing objects – both animate and inanimate.

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