How IoT Data Eliminates Blind Spots in Quarterly Warehouse Reviews
Many facilities conduct quarterly warehouse reviews using spreadsheets, summary reports and floor walks. These methods grab a snapshot of the facility’s performance but miss the full picture, causing inefficiencies to build up between review cycles and quietly...
Wiliot, Tadbik Expand Collaboration for Reusable Supply Chain Assets
Key Takeaways Tadbik will manufacture durable, ruggedized Wiliot IoT Pixels built specifically for reusable assets like roll cages, pallets, plastic containers, and returnable transport items, letting enterprises monitor identity, location, movement, and conditions...
Clustag, Impinj Automate Item-Level Shipment Verification Using Gen2X
Key Takeaways By upgrading the MOT S20 RFID Tunnel with Impinj R700 readers, M800 tags, and Gen2X, Clustag and Impinj raised item-level verification accuracy from 91.7% to 100% in 90 of 100 lab test runs under demanding, high-throughput conditions. The solution reads...
The Physical World Is Becoming Data: Why End-to-End IoT Is Scaling Now
For more than a decade, IoT has played an important role in capturing physical world data. Sensors, tags, and connected devices have made it possible to observe physical environments, assets, and conditions with increasing granularity. In many deployments, that data...
Avery Dennison Launches Pathfinder Edge for Retail and Logistics Printing
Key Takeaways Pathfinder Edge combines scanning, printing, and label application in a single device that prints up to 50% faster than its predecessor and runs up to 25% longer on a single charge, cutting the need to juggle multiple tools on the shop floor. Built as a...
Intelliguard, Accucold Introduce Integrated RFID Inventory Pharmaceutical Cabinet
Key Takeaways: Intelliguard and Accucold have integrated RFID technology directly into Pharma-Vac refrigeration units, creating the temperature-controlled Mira Care Inventory Cabinet for automated, item-level tracking of high-value medications. The system delivers...
Identiv to Sell its IoT Assets to Trackonomy
Key Takeaways Identiv will sell its IoT assets — including its German R&D center, Thai subsidiary, and $25 million in cash — to Trackonomy Systems in exchange for $50 million in Trackonomy preferred equity, with the deal expected to close in Q3 or early Q4 fiscal...
The Operational Upgrade Powering AI-era Fiber Rollouts
For years, the conversation around fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and 5G was dominated by “the digital divide”— a race to get glass in the ground. But this is 2026 and the narrative has shifted. With the explosion of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI),...