Since deploying its RFID-based system to track the high-value equipment it rents to customers, Rentex has leveraged the technology to continue business growth during a time of supply chain delays and labor shortages.
Customer centricity and elevated personalization add a layer to products that can help a brand stand out better.
A consortium of agencies and companies, including Avery Dennison, is planning a program to identify textiles, batteries, and electronics, with a digital passport accessed via RFID or other technologies.
Samsung provides IoT-enabled air purifiers in India; Memfault, Nordic Semiconductor extend BLE IoT partnership; Everspin Technologies announces memory device for IoT use; Avnet unveils computer imaging solutions module for IoT; Murata offers wireless module with built-in MCU for IoT; U.S. Department of Commerce appoints IoT advisory board.
Panels manufactured for the food industry by PolySto Group allow the automated capture of products’ identities and related parts, while creating an identity that can follow them throughout their lifespan.
According to Anvisa, food companies must be aware of adaptation deadlines, with the aim of improving the clarity of information about their products for consumers.
The technology’s coverage and costs should make it the cellular modem of choice for the Internet of Things.
A franchise store in Springfield, Mass., captures food temperature data, as well as whether refrigerator doors are left open, via a voice-over-IP service from Unified Office.
Bridgestone Japan selects Avery Dennison tire tag for GT Racing; Avery Dennison opens innovation center in South Korea; SimplyRFID, Retail TouchPoints publish RFID-IoT tech guide; smart packaging market expected to reach $38.6 billion by 2030; new LoRaWAN payload codec API announced for IoT; Motion Ai opens new facility in Minnesota.
The new suite of Internet of Things products will include security cameras, video doorbells, lighting, plugs and more.