A solution designed for a U.K. medical center is being deployed by other facilities to guide stock-management personnel to the equipment and supplies they need for each procedure, freeing up clinician time while ensuring schedule adherence and reducing waste.
P360 adds RFID to Swittons IoT smart devices; SensThys intros new RFID reader; FEIG Electronic offers NFC transit ticketing payment system; Helium, Digital Matter release IoT asset-tracking report; Digital Twin Consortium partners with CESMII, AIoT User Group; MicroAI solution accelerates smart system development.
AmerisourceBergen has launched an app-based version of its existing system so hospitals and other users can access data about medicines on trays via a mobile device; the system leverages the RAIN Alliance’s CIN standardization to differentiate its tags from those of other companies.
The organization has unveiled a pair of short-term pilots for gait analysis in geriatric patients, as well as for asset-tracking within healthcare facilities.
The Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana is the tenth of the company’s locations to leverage an RFID solution from InvoTech Systems to automatically identify worker uniforms as they are picked up, sent for laundering and returned for reuse.
Companies must maintain a dual focus to remain resilient and competitive.
A book by Pamela Zelbst and Victor Sower, now in its third edition, is designed to help readers with no knowledge of radio frequency identification technology develop a basic understanding of RFID’s applications for supply chains and operations.
SATO’s UHF RFID direct thermal wristband is designed to be printed and encoded at a healthcare facility as a patient is admitted, for automatic identification from a distance of about 6 feet, or for tracking movements via fixed RFID reader portals.
STid offers multi-tech reader for car park access control; Newave Sensor Solutions, Smart Label Solutions extend partnership; Thingy IOT, Senet partner on LoRaWAN solutions for wildfires, air quality; Wind River supports Intel processors for IoT applications; Essence Group launches IoT-based intruder-prevention system; InnovationLab unveils software package for printed sensors.
ISBC is expanding its RFID paper solution to include a variety of qualities and layouts, to enable printers to print and cut NFC-enabled versions of the products they sell, such as business cards, fliers, tickets, badges and fortune cookies.