IoT Development Tool Comes with Machine Learning
Researchers, developers and students can use TDK InvenSense’s SmartBug 2.0, with improved power management, to test their innovations.
UPU Recognizes GS1, Correios for Postal Automation Role
The Universal Postal Union works with the organizations to enable postal automation worldwide, while 27 million RFID tags are already in use in Brazil alone.
Automation: The Driving Force Behind Warehouse Management Growth
With RFID, Internet of Things and other technologies, warehouses can address ever-increasing ecommerce customer demands.
Semiconductor Anarchy in the U.K.
A British government committee has released a statement citing the nation’s lack of a coherent microchip strategy as “an act of national self-harm.”
Registration Now Open for RFID Journal LIVE! 2023
This year’s conference and exhibition, to be held on May 9-11 in Orlando, will feature nine conference tracks and an exhibit hall with more than 80 solution providers.
Beontag Plans New U.S. Factory with Sustainability
The company’s acquisition of adhesives provider Technicote is enabling U.S.-based manufacturing that will include its ECO tag paper inlays and labels, to boost customers’ carbon emission reduction efforts.
RFID News Roundup
RFID Global intros new HF/NFC reader; Pilz tech lets machine operators assign RFID permissions; Memfault raises funding for IoT reliability platform; Blickfeld, CubiQ partner on LiDAR-based logistics systems.
Power-Free Mat Transmits Shelf-Stocking Data for Stores, Brands
A wireless solution from SATO provides merchandisers and retailers with real-time data about when and where stock is removed from shelves.
Smart-Home Stocks Took a Beating in 2022
Company stocks fell an average of 32 percent last year; Vivint and ADT are two of only four businesses that reported stock price gains.
Avery Dennison Smartrac Opens Largest RFID Plant
The company’s ninth facility, in Querétaro, Mexico, will increase production capacity to meet the rising demand for UHF RFID tags and labels on apparel, food, consumer goods and packages.