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RFID in Health Care 2021 Report
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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.
Network Provider Adds LoRaWAN to Its Network for IoT Solutions
GeoLinks has teamed up with Senet to provide Internet of Things services to those in its network, including for tracking assets and collecting sensor data wirelessly.
Lack of IoT Standards Won’t be Resolved Soon, Study Says
Lux Research's "Sensing for Modern Logistics" study finds that the diverse market and variety of technologies means sensor and IoT use will not be standardized any time soon, though pharmaceuticals, food and other industries are beginning to consolidate with customized traceability solutions.
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RFID Journal Digital Summit 2021 Report
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RFID in Health Care 2021 Report
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Webinar Report: Why Item-Level RFID Is the Key to BOPIS 2.0
Apparel and footwear retailers were struggling with "buy online, pickup in store" (BOPIS) before the ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in Harsh Environments
Companies in the oil and gas, chemical, mining, construction and energy industries are using radio f ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in the Food Chain
On Oct. 29, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID in the Food Chain," sponsored by ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehouse Management
On Oct. 27, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehou ...
Aertssen Tracks Heavy Equipment Transport via RFID
Heavy equipment transportation specialist  Aertssen Logistics has traditionally used a manual metho ...
Art Merges with Technology on the Stage
Teatro Regio di Parma is an historic theater that has merged its creative productions with technolog ...
RFID Journal Digital Summit 2021 Report
RFID Journal has long hosted an annual in-person conference and exhibition called  RFID Journal LIV ...
IoT Tracks School Bus Passing Violators, Generates New Tech Funding
When students at  Prince George's County Public Schools (PGCPS), in Maryland, returned to their cla ...
Direct-Mail Company Tracks Shipments Globally in Real Time
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Sporting Goods Retailer Deploys RFID Across Hundreds of Stores
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Cisco Teams With Wipelot to Offer Wi-Fi, UWB RFID in a Single Access Point
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RFID to Trim Waste in Bratislava’s Garbage and Recycling Collection
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RFID Detects Health Issues for Calgary Feedlots
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LoRaWAN Expands Across India with IoT Network from SenRa and Senet
SenRa, a PAN ("presence across nation") India LoRaWAN network service provider, has built an Interne ...
RFID Wins Over Skeptics in Colombia
Trust in radio frequency identification technology is not always automatic. Sometimes, the process o ...
RFID Journal Digital Summit 2021 Report
RFID Journal has long hosted an annual in-person conference and exhibition called  RFID Journal LIV ...
RFID Journal Digital Summit 2021 Report
RFID Journal has long hosted an annual in-person conference and exhibition called  RFID Journal LIV ...
RFID in Health Care 2021 Report
In the health-care field, hospitals and other medical facilities are employing radio frequency ident ...
Webinar Report: Why Item-Level RFID Is the Key to BOPIS 2.0
Apparel and footwear retailers were struggling with "buy online, pickup in store" (BOPIS) before the ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in Harsh Environments
Companies in the oil and gas, chemical, mining, construction and energy industries are using radio f ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID in the Food Chain
On Oct. 29, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID in the Food Chain," sponsored by ...
Virtual Event Report: RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehouse Management
On Oct. 27, 2020, RFID Journal hosted a virtual event titled "RFID and IoT for Inventory and Warehou ...