ControlTek’s InFlight RFID EAS system leverages lidar time-of-flight data to identify products leaving a store, the speed and direction in which they are moving, and how many people might be involved, indicating organized crime.
Consumers have a growing expectation for smart-home devices, which differentiate with modern lifestyle marketing and practical benefits.
The company has partnered with Wiliot to offer a BLE-based conditions-monitoring tag the size of a credit card, while other recent products include a fill-level sensor tag for NFC-based data.
With the RFID Journal LIVE! 2022 conference and exhibition now completed, we’ve got several online events scheduled this year for companies in the retail, apparel, healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
Avery Dennison Smartrac unveils inlays for inventory, supply chain; Renesas MCUs achieve NIST CAVP certification, provide IoT security; Vubiq Networks awarded fifth RFID patent; BOS’s RFID Division receives Israeli defense order.
The event, held on May 17-19 in Las Vegas, Nev., opened with four tracks and two keynotes, and closed with the annual RFID Journal Awards ceremony.
A customizable system developed by Favendo, Abeeway and Actility is built to increase productivity, reduce search times and improve employee safety, both indoors and outdoors.
The winners for 2022 were revealed at the RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition, held last week in Las Vegas, Nev.
Cookies and Dr. Greenthumb’s are offering highly immersive store experiences and a concentrated focus on growth.
Under a new strategic partnership, Avery Dennison Smartrac will leverage its R&D capabilities to design and produce second-generation Wiliot tags.