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.
It is surprisingly simple to build Internet of Things applications for Apple’s operating system.
According to a recent survey, the demand for access control, locks, visitor management systems and other solutions is on the rise, but the ability to institute a lockdown still poses a challenge.
Kinexon’s X-Tag is designed to cost about one-fifth the price of existing UWB tags for Industrial IoT applications tracking items moving around a facility to gain a real-time view into operations and analyze business processes.
Item-level RFID tagging can help companies thwart theft in retail operations. Here’s how you can implement RFID for your entire supply and distribution process.
This fall, thousands of college students will utilize mobile student IDs based on Near Field Communication, thanks to an Apple rollout that will enable purchases and grant building access without the need for physical cards.
Here’s how to assess the utility and desirability of the systems you might be considering for deployment.
Discover how RFID-based livestock-management technology can identify and track cattle, record essential information and manage the spread of animal diseases.
Two new kits from positioning technology company u-blox are intended to help developers test indoor positioning via Bluetooth Low Energy, using angle-of-arrival, for unique applications.