Data Dilemmas in Today’s Retail Edge IT Environments
IT managers must shop for the ideal solutions, including Internet of Things technologies, for multi-store environments.
HF RFID Provides Seamless Gaming in the Middle East
Fun City has expanded its Semnox cash-free playing system from India to sites in the Middle East, enabling users to tap and play across all of its properties.
RFID Protects G20 Meeting Participants in India
At a recent Sustainable Finance Group gathering, the technology ensured delegates’ safety while maintaining onsite security protocols.
RFID News Roundup
Lululemon selects Nedap RFID tech for product availability; Nordic Semiconductor offers IC, development kit for IoT; STMicroelectronics unveils AI developer cloud, BLE SoCs; Cybertrust, Quantinuum platform secures IoT devices; Murata demos small RFID tag, batteries for healthcare; Wiliot, ABI Research to discuss ambient IoT in Barcelona.
RFID Poised to Address Classified Document Losses
Researchers at Tampere University and Ohio State University are building systems that could enable the tracking of tagged documents using power from area light or Wi-Fi to send location data in real time.
Deadline Extended for RFID Journal Awards Entries
The annual awards recognize businesses and organizations that have distinguished themselves by their use of RFID or their introduction of a new product or service.
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.”