Onion Sortation, Storage Tracked via RFID
Produce company Gourmet monitors its onions, shallots and garlic as they are sorted, stored and then packaged, using an RFID system deployed on forklifts.
Sustainability Is the Future
Reliable data can help retailers understand which initiatives are best suited for their purposes; here’s how to make it part of your business.
ChatGPT, AI Automate Supply Chain Events Management
Avery Dennison’s atma.io platform now includes functions to generate notices or messages based on specific events, which retail companies are testing.
NFC Forum Healthcare Webinar Yields New Innovations
At a recent online event, STMicroelectronics, Grapheal and Northwestern University presented technology used for patient care, healthcare screening and equipment maintenance.
LIVE! 2023 Spotlight: Sponsored Sessions
This year’s conference and exhibition will feature several informative sessions provided by RFID Journal’s sponsors.
Vision AI Is Taking Hold in Retail for Store Security and Analytics
Smart systems can enhance security, prevent shoplifting by repeat offenders, and gather invaluable anonymized data to inform marketing and store planning decisions.
Partnership Delivers IoT-based Machine Operator Authentication
Polaris Automation and Caron Engineering are providing integration and software with Elatec reader systems to enable manufacturers to supply Internet of Things-based access to machinery and tools, along with analytics.
RFID News Roundup
Signet Tags launches NFC customer-engagement platform; MASS Group adds Find Tag functionality to mobile readers; Continental offers UWB-based child-presence detection; Renesas Electronics samples BLE microcontroller; Semtech unveils new chipset for 5G mobile devices; Sewio releases UWB RTLS software; Qualcomm intros IoT solutions for industrial applications.
Innovation and Emulation
A new key fob solution from RFID Research Group can emulate various types of RFID tags and systems.
IoP Journal Launches Digital Product Passport Survey
The DPP is revealing a market full of companies that lack innovative technologies to support new advances and compliance requirements.