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RFID Poised for Big Tire Industry Rollout
As the industry prepares to digitize all new tires, companies have been testing RFID in their products and leveraging standardized data management from the Global Data Service Organization.
Samsung’s New UWB Chip Designed for Cars, Phones
The Exynos Connect U100 is being built into products to connect them with objects or people in their environment, and to identify location and direction of movement.
How to Make Sense of the Modern Grocery Retail Landscape
Here are some scenarios grocery outlets could consider to remain competitive.
Paddle-Type RFID Reader Extends Reach
Japanese companies have been using AsReader’s new product, now being released in North America and next in Europe, to read tags at 30-foot heights or under loaded pallets.
A New Sheriff in Town
The Smith County Sheriff’s Office, using an inmate-tracking system from Guardian RFID, has passed the Texas inspection for the first time in four years.
RFID News Roundup
STAR Systems Int’l, TransCore partner on tolling solutions; Semtech, Connected Development launch LoRa IoT products; Texas Instruments offers IC family for IoT applications; Abracon UWB antennas enable short-range data transmission; Connectivity Standards Alliance revises Zigbee protocol stack; Descartes Systems Group acquires Localz.
Energous Partners to Offer Battery-Free IoT
The company is growing its wireless energy solution to power BLE tags with new certification for use in Japan, and has teamed up with InnoTractor and Thinaer.
Saying Aye to AI
Artificial intelligence holds the key to realizing dreams like the elimination of false alarms, real-time response, and even predicting and preventing incidents.
Toppan Adds Sound Detection to IoT Equipment Monitoring
Manufacturers in Japan are deploying the company’s e-Platch solution to detect changes in sounds that could indicate malfunctions or potential failures of critical equipment.