Tageos intros RFID inlays for tire inventory; STMicroelectronics offers wireless module with BLE; OpenSynergy unveils BLE stack for audio streaming; Everactive releases batteryless IoT development kit; Resource Label Group acquires MedLit Solutions; Industry IoT Consortium publishes new white paper.
Companies must be aware of their issues, keep eyes open to what is new and be prepared for the digital journey, because technology is no longer an option—it is mandatory.
GoTab is designed for food courts, festivals, resorts and other sites at which patrons can set up a tab and make payments with the tap of a wristband.
Transient Path’s solution is being used at Kings Card Club and other establishments to automate data regarding players and dealers at poker and other gaming tables, to provide rewards and analytics.
Van de Vin predicts it will save tens of thousands of euros, having replaced its paper-based manual tracking system with the automated capture of digital data.
When combined with Internet of Things connectivity and data analytics, smart metering can help utilities improve the delivery of services.
An upcoming webinar and virtual event, both free, can help you improve the way you do business via RFID, IoT and other track-and-trace technologies.
A new white paper from Omdia and MachineQ explains why the complexities tied to the Internet of Things are driving enterprises to seek simplicity, serviceability and scalability.
HID adds modules with Impinj chips to its RFID reader line; Zebra provides channel partners with RFID and RTLS tools; Mandalay Bay adds RFID locks to remodeled convention center; STAR Systems receives E-ZPass approval for multi-protocol reader; Kigen manages SIM ownership transfer for AT&T IoT customers; Latium Technologies updates PCL Construction IoT platform.
The connectivity domain controller serves as a tool for developers to create a secure platform for a car’s connectivity systems, including radio, access control, handsfree calling and streaming.
Technology companies are developing new devices and solutions for LoRaWAN-based IoT deployments that extend coverage into confined or remote areas, following the LoRa Alliance’s standard specification release.
GS1’s Tag Data Standard 2.0 identifies a standard approach to encoding data on EPC tags to include a product’s batch, lot number and expiration or “best by” date.