Safehub has released the latest version of its Yure structural-integrity solution, with the goal of making it affordable for nearly every building within a given zone to track conditions both during and after quakes.
Construction consortium Levvel is manufacturing 100 blocks a day for reinforcement of the Netherlands’ Afsluitdijk dam and causeway, and is tracking the blocks from curing to installation via an Aucxis RFID solution that includes embedded tags, as well as readers installed on cranes.
Filippa K is leveraging an RFID-based inventory-management solution from Nedap to enable fast and accurate omnichannel sales, while minimizing safety overstocks, thereby meeting its sustainability standards.
Fleet owners and other companies can use the Internet of Things to remotely manage vehicles and garner benefits related to telematics, cognition and advanced analytics.
The company’s latest products include STM32MP1 ecosystem extensions, as well as its STPay-Mobile platform and low-power STM32U5 microcontrollers.
SATO announces new RFID printers; Sony intros cellular chipset for NB-IoT networks; uCIFI Alliance offers IoT data model for smart cities, utilities; CISC Semiconductor unveils NFC-based IoT wireless-charging platform; Avnet adds NXP MCU to computer for real-time applications; XO2Tech integrates RFID into sentient therapeutic chatbot; Industrial Internet Consortium publishes IIoT models white paper; Juniper Systems produces smart-card reader for security apps.
Welspring and RFiD Discovery have released a solution to manage reusable PPEs provided to healthcare providers and laundries, enabling them to forgo disposable gown use and instead track the laundering, sanitizing and history of each garment via UHF RFID.
With its purchase of Technology Solutions Ltd. UK, HID’s Identification Technology unit will expand its offerings to include mobile reading devices that leverage UHF, HF or LF technologies for applications ranging from event ticketing to laundry services, retail, and oil and gas.
Coherent Market Insights’ 2020 report finds that COVID-19 has fueled the use of RFID for improving drug and device inventory management, as well as for medical devices, automated data collection and reducing time-consuming, error-prone tasks.
The Internet of Things facilitates advances in smart farming, environmental monitoring, gas detection and air quality monitoring.