The em|aura-sense, with capacitance for moisture or touch detection, can respond to a UHF RFID reader by storing sensor data or transmitting it back to the interrogator, enabling those with existing RFID inventory-counting systems to add the tags and gain additional data.
With a transceiver, an ultrasonic sensor, Bluetooth connectivity and tagged pods, the LifeFuels bottle lets users view on an app what they’ve consumed and thus manage fluid intake and reordering; the company tracks inventory in-house via the pods.
Why knowing the location of students and teachers is vital.
Vanderlei Ferreira spoke to IoP Journal about the Brazilian RFID landscape; he will join a panel discussion on the topic at next week’s RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! event.
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The IEEE’s 802.15.4z, the latest amendment to the organization’s UWB standard, is aimed at providing improved security and precise location data, while enabling both low- and high-rate pulse-repetition frequency for access to vehicles with phones or key fobs, as well as home access and payments.
The company has adopted an Internet of Things-based RFID solution to eliminate the risk of criminals reusing discarded packaging for the purpose of selling counterfeit and potentially dangerous products.
Doosan Bobcat has deployed an Internet of Things solution from Rockwell Automation to integrate data from its assembly site so that operators and management can understand each product’s status and history as it is assembled, inspected, repaired or maintained.
Businesses and shoppers can both benefit when people can make payments and obtain information with a quick tap of a smartphone.
An implausible new self-published science fiction novel is based around the silly premise of radio frequency identification being used to control the masses and create a dictatorship.
With the latest release of its Digi Remote Manager cloud-based platform, the company aims to simplify device deployment and maintenance, ensure network uptime and security, and facilitate network management.
Companies that want to add RFID to their product offerings can sign up for free.