Four Innovative Case Studies of RFID Application in Healthcare
Radio frequency identification technology can greatly enhance hospitals’ overall care delivery.
Radio frequency identification technology can greatly enhance hospitals’ overall care delivery.
Regulatory compliance is part of it, but companies also need to ensure the security of the data on their servers.
The NFC Forum has released a new icon to serve as an easily recognized instruction for Near Field Communication technology use, whether a tag is attached to a car door, a payment station or a product label.
Sylvac adds Insight SIP BLE modules to measuring tools; Swissbit extends miniature storage solutions for IoT; Digital Twin Consortium intros interoperability framework; Essence Group unveils real-time personal emergency response system; Protavic offers conductive adhesive for RFID inlays; IT hardware asset-management webinar available for online viewing; RFID Journal shares STMicroelectronics white paper on NFC and patient safety; LoRa Alliance expands LoRaWAN NetID program.
Entries will be accepted in six end-user categories, and exhibitors at next year’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition may submit candidates for Best New Product.
OTACA’s NFC label, along with blockchain software and analytics, enables the company to share product information with consumers, provide authentication, and create a digital record of each item’s retail journey for analytics purposes.
With RFID payment data, Louisiana’s Moncus Park can view demographics and sales trends to better understand food and beverage purchasing, including the times, days and foods yielding the most sales.
The technology consists of tags on pieces of metal custom-produced for orders, as well as anchors that receive beacon-based data to identify where items are located in real time, whether they are in storage or being shipped to customers.
Avon and Somerset Police are providing citizens with the bracelets, each containing a unique ID number linked to data provided by caretakers or family members, so those with the disorder can be identified and their loved ones can be contacted.
Why and how today’s businesses must deliver predictive, real-time customer experiences.