AT&T and Sony have teamed up to provide a solution to Bayer’s Crops Science Division consisting of an adhesive, disposable IoT label that transmits its identity and sensor data via a cellular network for a view into seeds and other goods moving through an international supply chain.
A collaboration between BehrTech and Texas Instruments provides TI’s integrated circuit and BehrTech’s dual-stack software to enable companies to use BLE-based, short-range location data and forward that information at long distances and low power via Mioty, reducing costs and infrastructure needs.
RFID Journal has added a new category of articles discussing various trends in the world of radio frequency identification and the Internet of Things.
The organizations will integrate RF and virus-detection technologies to create smart prototypes, such as Sixth Wave’s proposed SmartMask.
Landlords must establish protocols and standards in order to provide safer environments for tenants and their data.
The companies will explore long-term opportunities around propulsion systems, autopilot communication, data sharing and real-time monitoring.
Less2Care’s VacuScan solution can identify waste-collection bags at healthcare and nursing facilities prior to vacuuming, ensuring waste is properly sealed and odor-free, and that it cannot contaminate a building or the waste stream.
Operationalizing location technology with enterprise business processes offers a competitive advantage, but only if management understands how much their business is tied to geography.
The IoT solution, provided by Miromico and Semtech, includes a wireless scanning device that enables postal customers to request service via an IoT network and receive assistance within a day.
Much Asphalt has eliminated errors and improved efficiency by leveraging RFID tags on its customers’ vehicles, as well as readers at weigh bridges to capture the tare and gross weight of each vehicle that comes to collect product.