New Education Program for Suppliers Facing RFID Tagging Mandates
RFID Journal has added a track to RFID Journal LIVE!’s conference program, focused on helping suppliers comply with the growing number of tagging requirements from retailers worldwide.
Consortium to Release IoT Solution for Satellite, Terrestrial Tracking
The Multimodal IoT Infrastructure Consortium will soon pilot a system with LoRaWAN sensors to automatically detect the presence of terrestrial gateways, or shift to satellite transmission, and thus provide connectivity to remote areas.
Integrated RFID Readers to Ease Installations
Zebra’s new UHF RFID devices are designed with an antenna and a reader built in, using Power-over-Ethernet to make installation and maintenance more seamless.
IoT Pilots Deliver Smart-City Capabilities for San Antonio
The city, working with San Antonio Water System, utility company CPS Energy and technology firm Itron, has been conducting parallel pilots to detect water consumption by residents and businesses, along with streetlighting levels and noise and weather conditions.
Tackling IoT Operations and Device Security at Large University Campuses
To ensure the operational efficiency of Internet of Things devices, here are questions every campus security team should ask themselves.
IoT Network Provider Sigfox, with Bankruptcy Protection, Seeks Buyers
The French company has a six-month observation period during which it plans to seek investors or buyers so it can continue technology development.
RFID News Roundup
Nedap partners with Securitas Electronic Security, Promod; Digital Matter intros IoT datalogger; Silicon Labs adds AI, ML to battery-powered IoT devices; LORIOT, IMST support Semtech LoRa 2.4 GHz band; Scribe Security raises supply chain software seed round.
RFID Tracks Inventory, Sales, Security at Unmanned Modular Smart Store
Spanish startup Ghop is launching movable stores in busy parts of Madrid and beyond, leveraging a UHF RFID solution from Keonn for automatic inventory tracking, point-of-sale use and loss prevention.
Walmart Tries RFID Again
A decade after pulling the plug on the technology due to a lawsuit, the retailer is implementing radio frequency identification technology once again.
FloLIVE, Kigen, Sony Semiconductor Israel Team Up on IoT Tech
The three companies have developed a solution based on Sony’s Altair cellular Internet of Things chipset, with an iSIM powered by Kigen’s iSIM OS and embedded with floLIVE’s global connectivity.