India to Launch IoT-Powered Spacecraft
Spaceflight will put four Astrocast vessels featuring Internet of Things technologies into Earth orbit, under arrangement with NewSpace India.
Spaceflight will put four Astrocast vessels featuring Internet of Things technologies into Earth orbit, under arrangement with NewSpace India.
Intent Technologies, Nexity Group integrate Semtech LoRaWAN tech; ScaleOut Software upgrades digital twin service; Seagull Scientific app receives Zebra validation; Beontag acquires adhesive company Technicote; Belden funds Litmus Industrial IoT edge platform; RAIN Alliance names new leadership.
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Infineon’s encryption-based tag, with an option for added memory, employs an open standard to provide users with greater flexibility.
Product makers seeking to deploy and gain early value from the UHF RFID tags they are using for Walmart can leverage the company’s TagMatiks Wedge free for up to 500 scans.
The company’s latest SoCs and solution platforms are aimed at businesses developing Internet of Things solutions according to Matter or Amazon Sideway standards, as well as Wi-SUN and Wi-Fi 6, for industrial, commercial and smart-home applications.
Here are some practical use cases for customer engagement, product development, digital factories and workforce training.
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Oloid unveils self-install upgrade for legacy RFID badge readers; Sewio intros new RTLS software suite; Identiv joins NFC Forum board of directors; Senet, CalChip Connect team up for LoRaWAN deployments; Industry IoT Consortium launches test drive for marine industry.
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