Cybra, RMS Omega sign strategic RFID partnership; Semtech, SkyLab, HeNet provide multi-band LoRa gateways to Stena Line; IIC updates networking framework, publishes trustworthiness insights; Avnet distributes LeddarTech LiDAR sensors and modules; Research shows $35.6 billion potential opportunity in RFID market.
The company plans to offer more real-time location technologies as part of its track-and-trace solutions, leveraging Tracktio’s active systems that include BLE, UWB and LoRa, to gain real-time views into assets, people and inventory.
The government partnership will support the regulation of the state’s medical cannabis market.
A Canadian hospital is piloting a Visionstate IoT solution to bring visibility to room cleaning, and the facility is leveraging RFID to locate mobile assets for reuse.
Technology can help stores rapidly recognize firearms, preconfigure actions, issue active shooter notifications and provide instructions on how to respond.
The company’s GenuScan solution lets users determine the provenance, destination and legitimacy of goods by scanning them via a smartphone.
MASS Group is offering an Alien Technology multiplexor with its Traceability Made Easy platform that provides zonal data about the locations of goods and assets.
With item-level RFID technology, stores can efficiently locate items and meet the demands of an omnichannel approach.
The adoption of radio frequency identification by companies in Santa Catarina has become a necessity thanks to the stimulus of large retail chains.
With Avery Dennison Smartrac’s AD Slim, companies can manage data regarding the movement of goods or assets through supply chains to stores and then to consumers, by transmitting to UHF RFID readers and NFC-enabled phones.