Unilever has begun offering its Ice Cream Shop mobile stores in West Hollywood, leveraging Robomart’s vehicles and app with a UHF RFID system to detect what products are in stock and when customers select them.
The company is rolling out a pilot of tech-enabled in-store shopping solutions at U.S. stores, including payment and checkout options, personalized styling facilitated by smart mirrors, and upgraded delivery and return options.
During a recent Zebra study, around 85 percent of warehouse managers indicated plans to prioritize automation technology, such as machine learning, AI and RFID, within the next three years.
Combining the two technologies creates a better system and better healthcare.
The Internet of Things has brought about a paradigm shift in the industry.
The global sports-timing technology provider has worked in partnership with CISC to develop and enhance its RFID readers.
SML invests in Rielec for supply chain management; STMicroelectronics unveils NFC payment readers; NFC Forum establishes global wayfinding identifier; Telit offers digital transformation apps, templates; Soracom, Sony partner on IoT microcontrollers; Arm signal processor targets IoT, embedded markets.
A LoRaWAN-based solution being piloted by utility company Caruna, from Digita and Digital Matter, can alert management if snow or ice accumulation create strain on a power line, even in remote locations.
Manufactures are using TriEnda’s reusable pallets and other products with Metalcraft UHF RFID tags customized for use cases and environments that include automotive manufacturing, beverage and food production, and logistics.
A Japanese Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry project, using Wiliot battery-free BLE sensors, is testing the viability of letting consumers track food freshness and volume in fridges via an app.