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New Philippines Bridge Adopts RFID for Toll Collection
The Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway will require that all motorists pay for crossings via a passive UHF RFID sticker linked to their prepaid account.
How to Take Control of Retail Fundamentals Ahead of Peak Season
With the right technology to manage inventory and fulfillment, retailers and brands can modernize their operations.
Hygiene Solutions Gain Connection in Hong Kong via IoT
LBS Smart Technology’s solutions track health risks based on air quality, rodents and other public health conditions, using Sigfox 0G connectivity from Thinxtra.
GS1 Announces Tag Data Standard Version 2.0
A major update that caters to emerging requirements provides features like EPC+ schemes to simplify encoding and decoding, and to improve barcode interoperability
CEA-Leti Chip Enables IoT Connectivity Via Astrocast Nanosatellites
The companies have partnered on a bidirectional communication module enabling businesses to communicate with remote assets in areas not covered by terrestrial networks.
Japanese Fashion Retailer Finds Inventory with RFID Tool
An app from RFLocus has solved a problem Baroque Japan was experiencing in its warehouse and busy stores, by precisely locating the position of every inventory item, thereby improving sales rates and reducing labor.
Power-Testing Rental Equipment Managed with RFID
Kwick Power Rentals can capture an inventory count of the goods it ships and receives to and from customers within a matter of seconds, thereby improving accountability.
Hybrid Sensor Improves In-Car Safety and Comfort
STMicroelectronics’ new rolling- and global-shutter image sensor is designed to extend driver monitoring, enabling adaptive vehicles for all occupants.
Better Data, Not Just More Data: Combining RFID and Data Enrichment
From marketing to fraud prevention, RFID can make better sense of the world around us, providing context and automating tedious tasks.