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Intelliguard, Accucold Introduce Integrated RFID Inventory Pharmaceutical Cabinet Healthcare worker organizing medical supplies in a pharmacy or hospital storage.News

Intelliguard, Accucold Introduce Integrated RFID Inventory Pharmaceutical Cabinet

Key Takeaways: Intelliguard and Accucold have integrated RFID technology directly into Pharma-Vac refrigeration units, creating the temperature-controlled Mira Care Inventory Cabinet for automated, item-level tracking of high-value medications. The system...

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Identiv to Sell its IoT Assets to Trackonomy

Identiv to Sell its IoT Assets to Trackonomy

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RFID STL Badri Gomatam Powering AI-era Fiber Rollouts

The Operational Upgrade Powering AI-era Fiber Rollouts

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Identiv has launched ID-Pixels 3.0, a family of battery-free Bluetooth Low Energy inlays and labels built on Wiliot's Gen3 IC Supply chain management, smart logistics. Warehouse manager uses laptop to monitor digital transport network, tracking cargo flow, delivery routes and automated distribution processes.

Identiv Launches ID-Pixels 3.0 to Enable Scalable Intelligence Across Physical Supply Chains

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RADAR Raises $170M man reading from a clipboard and looking for a product or tool for a customer while working at the hardware store

RADAR Raises $170M as it Brings Physical Retail Into the AI Era

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Microsoft Takes the Wrong Risks

Betting big on the HoloLens is not going to transform the company, but RFID could.

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RFID News Roundup

Clothing retailer F&F, SML Group partner to deploy RFID for improved inventory accuracy ••• NFL, Microsoft and Zebra take RFID-enabled player tracking to new app ••• NFC Forum designates UL…

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National Geographic Journalist Employs IoT to Investigate Poaching

The magazine reporter teamed with technologists, African park rangers and former poachers to slip artificial tusks armed with tracking devices into the ivory supply chain.

Editor's Views August 13