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RFID ‘Boops’ Lead Visitors Through Surreal Arts and Entertainment Exhibit
Meow Woolf's Omega Mart is an immersive Las Vegas exhibit that delivers a maximalist, overwhelming sensory experience and a complex interactive story that visitors create themselves via RFID tags and readers.
Getting a Read on Access Control
Some education and healthcare facilities are retrofitting their access-control systems, while the United States is still recovering from the pandemic.
RFID in Health Care 2021 Report
View the PDFs and recordings from RFID Journal's recent online event.
Star Wars Fans Journey Toward the Light or Dark Side With NFC
The Star Wars Identities tour, open in Singapore until June, is leveraging recyclable NFC-enabled wristbands and readers to help visitors make choices that will decide which path they follow through the Force.
LoRa Transmits to Satellites for Global Coverage
Swarm has built Semtech LoRa technology into its Low Earth Orbit satellites that communicate with Internet of Things devices in remote areas where terrestrial networks are not available, such as at sea or in the desert.
Japanese Researchers Target Backscatter Issues for Streaming RFID Sensor Data
A Keio University team has completed five years of development of a battery-free UHF sensor system that can stream data from up to 20 tags to a single interrogator, while preventing collisions by automatically assigning unique channels to each tag.
Passive UHF RFID Readers Manage High-Speed Tolling in Turkey
Tetra HGS is deploying a system from Litum, using STAR Systems International technology, to capture vehicle IDs for toll collection as the nation's roadworks transition from active transponders to passive windshield stickers.
IoT Shines Light on Solar Operation Management
Radix IoT and REnergyWare have released a solution that captures data from remote sensors at midsized solar sites and provides intelligence based on that information.
2021 RFID Trends Will Include a Greater Focus on Supply Chain and EAS
BSN consultant Philip Calderbank predicts new partnerships between solution providers and RFID companies will address over-stocking trends, and that loss prevention will be a second area of growth.
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RFID ‘Boops’ Lead Visitors Through Surreal Arts and Entertainment Exhibit
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