RFID Company Uses Its Own Technology to Manage Inventory
iTAG, one of Brazil’s largest radio frequency identification tech developers, has implemented the same system used by its customers to manage tags at its own facility.
Preparing for the Unknown
How to effectively use data to predict this year’s holiday trends.
A Little Preparation Goes a Long Way
Learning the basics of how RFID and other IoT systems work can help you ensure a successful deployment.
IoT Solution Targets U.S. Mega-Drought with Agriculture-based Intelligence
SweetSense is teaming with LoRa satellite company Swarm to track water usage and conditions for southwestern farmers and communities, to help them understand and manage their use of water in the face of climate change.
RFID News Roundup
Feig Electronic launches RFID access-control software; Radix IoT releases Internet of Things platform for OEMs; Senet expands LoRaWAN network across Tampa Bay metro region; Snorm intros BLE beacons for asset tracking, theft prevention; Vitro Technology to secure U.S. nuclear arsenal via IoT; Nokia, Smartlabs unveil IoT-powered smart lighting.
RFID Marker Tag Locates Inventory for Women’s Fashion Company
Clothing wholesaler and retailer Advance Apparels has deployed a system from SimplyRFID designed to be fast and easy to adopt, and to capture the shelf locations of goods in its warehouse.
Steel Company Accepts Accelerator Applications Through July 30
Brazil’s Gerdau is seeking innovative startups in the United States and Canada to offer Industrial IoT and RFID solutions that will benefit the company and its partners, suppliers and customers.
NFC Brings Wireless Settings Control to Manufacturers
A solution from STMicroelectronics and Feig Electronic enables a single tag and long-range Feig readers to adjust settings on assembly lines, as well as provide inventory management and phone-based access to device use and operation data.
The Silver Lining
As businesses struggled to survive and thrive during the pandemic, the markets for RFID, IoT and other connected technologies surged.
AI Is Here, So Where Does That Leave RFID?
Artificial intelligence vendors are making promises about providing track and trace through computer vision. Is this a threat to radio frequency identification?