NDS Cognitive Labs provided a solution to a water services company that enables the tracking of school and park drinking fountain conditions via a Sigfox connection to determine when water filters should be reordered.
With a radio frequency identification solution in place, original equipment manufacturers can boost workflows, safety and satisfaction while protecting revenue streams.
Italy’s Reha Klinik is leveraging Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi connectivity with technology from CWS Digital Solutions and Cambium Networks that combines patient safety with asset management.
The supply chain damage-management specialist will lead the sponsorship lineup at this year’s LIVE! event, taking place in Phoenix, Ariz., on Sept. 26–28.
A global postal modernization project was initiated by Correios Brazil, supported by the United Nations’ Universal Postal Union and utilizing GS1 standards.
Dealing with today’s rapid evolution of consumer demands requires a technological solution. Consider how RFID in supply chain management can help.
Companies must make sure their business can evolve to meet new challenges and seize new market opportunities.
Link Labs’ AirFinder Onsite solution provides low-cost indoor location, with BLE tags identifying where they are based on phase ranging, and LoRa connectivity forwarding that data to a server.
The study, conducted by the University of Leicester’s Professor Adrian Beck, offers insights into how retail companies have evolved their radio frequency identification systems, as well as how they innovate.
A solution developed at Carnegie Mellon’s WiTech Lab includes an array of flexible antennas woven into fabric, such as furniture upholstery, that can identify location within a few centimeters and also detect non-tagged items.