Despite the pandemic and supply chain delays, the industry is experiencing growth, with 2022 forecast to see a $600 million rise in value, while the study finds a need for greater standardization and education to meet the technology’s potential.
Food companies have begun testing Avery Dennison’s AD TT Sensor Plus 2 BLE device to automate the capture of temperature data, while employing NFC to upload detailed information about temperature readings throughout a product’s transit.
NXP Semiconductors’ V2X solution, tested by truck manufacturers for automated platoon systems, is now being piloted by a European bicycle company and provided to motorists in Singapore for traffic management.
ICT International’s LoRaWAN solution leverages Semtech chips to transmit data about the environmental health of everything from forests and pastures to estuaries.
The face of each Werenbach Mach 33 or Soyuz watch, built from Russian rocket parts, contains a miniature transponder that tells the story of the International Space Station.
At a time when many retailers don’t know what to do, data provides a map for success that doesn’t rely on assumptions or guesswork.
Hospitals deploying Infsoft’s MedEquip Tracking solution to manage high-value mobile assets can expand the system to include patient management, wayfinding and temperature monitoring.
Under Armour boosts efficiency chain-wide via RFID; Semtech intros LoRaWAN integration for Arson Metering solution; Renesas develops new write technologies for IoT applications; MicroAI software protects IoT devices from cybersecurity attacks; Dell, Litmus partner on IoT-based smart manufacturing solution.
Paco Rabanne’s Phantom cologne is made with a futuristic style that includes a robot bottle with built-in intelligence via NFC, so users can tap their phones to access games and music, as well as reorder or refill their eau de toilette.
The company’s latest software stack allows users to develop Internet of Things-enabled products virtually, without the need for physical silicon.