Companies Release $1 Disposable BLE Tag
IoT firm Minew is releasing two versions of a new tag, with an SoC from Inplay, to enable low-cost RTLS management of inventory, assets or individuals.
NFL Extends UWB Commitment with Zebra
The National Football League’s new contract will include upgrades to its real-time positioning system for balls and players, including X, Y and now Z coordinates related to vertical movement.
Ensuring Hospital Security from Front Door to Bedside
Unified systems that combine video, access control, communication systems, sensors and more can bolster hospital efficiencies, security and patient satisfaction.
Manufacturers Have Inventory Problems—Walmart’s RFID Relaunch Has Answers
With the retailer recommitting to radio frequency identification, it’s time for brands to take another look at the technology as well.
Ask (the Experts) and Ye Shall Receive (the Answers)
If you’ve got a question you would like to have answered, RFID Journal’s editorial team stands ready to help you find the information you seek.
RFID Journal Founder Launches Consulting Firm
Former editor Mark Roberti has formed RFID Strategies to help end-user companies deploy RFID successfully, and RFID firms to market their products more effectively.
RFID News Roundup
STMicroelectronics releases RF-integrated passive devices; Mobix Labs intros new ultra-wideband antenna; Sports Vision, Rochester hospital deploy Keonn RFID tech; Sewio releases on-premises version of myRTLS; Cogniteam enables IoT robot and sensor integration; CAP-XX offers prismatic supercapacitor for IoT devices.
RFID, BLE Bring Sensory Data to ChatGPT
XO2Tech has patented solutions that provide sensory data ranging from presence to temperature, gas or fill-level information, which helps ChatGPT provide users, such as healthcare companies, with contextualized information.
How Hospitals Can Benefit from Connected Technologies
CRTKL’s Mario Sanchez explains the value of deploying Bluetooth Low Energy, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and other tech.
Retailer App Comes Equipped for RFID Data
Manhattan Associates has expanded its Active Omni platform to include RFID data, and retailers are deploying the solution to combine handheld readers and POS devices to capture managed on the app.