Australians Share Their RFID Experiences
The technology is tracking and identifying products, as well as supporting robotics operations and environmental and social governance initiatives.
Renesas SoC to Bring New Features to the Internet of Things
Consumer products, appliances and healthcare devices may soon be released with IoT functionality based on the company’s system-on-chip, which includes a voice activity detector, a graphics processing unit and BLE connectivity.
BLE Proximity System Screens for Monkeypox Exposures
SaferMe’s solution, initially designed for worker safety, then for pandemic contact tracing, is now available in a new version aimed at serving multiple transmissible diseases.
How AR and VR Are Transforming Retail Training
Companies should take advantage of innovative new training that is effective, engaging and experiential, using augmented and virtual realities.
NFC Forum’s CE Class Fosters Wireless Functionality in Wearables
The organization released its new specification to help developers build NFC technology into a variety of devices for numerous applications.
RFID News Roundup
NXP intros NFC Secure Element for automotive key fobs; V1CE offers NFC cards as alternative to business cards; Milesight, Senet partner on LoRaWAN gateway interoperability; L-com expands sensor line to include IoT applications; Fairview Microwave releases wideband antennas for IoT.
Ultra-wideband Payment Pilot Underway in the Netherlands
Participants in an ING Bank and NXP pilot are making peer-to-peer payments by pointing Samsung phones within meters of each other and accepting the transaction on an app.
Luxury Brands Embrace Digital Technologies
As Gen Z gains spending power, luxury brands are employing augmented reality, virtual reality and other digital tools to relay their stories.
RFID Use Is Limited Only by Imagination
The technology has implications far and wide, but it’s also something users can have fun with if they think outside the box.
Electronic Access-Control Trends to Watch
Wireless locks, touchless solutions and cross-platform integrations are among the trends we’re currenting seeing in physical security.