Renewed Hope for the Internet of Things
As a new Administration settles in at the White House, President Joe Biden’s choices to lead the FCC and the NTIA offer a potentially brighter future for the IoT.
Long-Range UHF RFID Tag Offers 30-Meter Read Distance
Smart Co., Chiyoda Corp and SkymatiX have tested the new tag with an RFID reading drone to capture tag reads at long distances, even in the presence of metal.
Speed, Read Range and Accuracy: Why RFID Is Key to Managing Assets
Asset-management technology based on radio frequency identification is being utilized in a wide range of industries and scenarios, providing cost savings and data accuracy.
2021 RFID Trends Will Include a Greater Focus on Supply Chain and EAS
BSN consultant Philip Calderbank predicts new partnerships between solution providers and RFID companies will address over-stocking trends, and that loss prevention will be a second area of growth.
KINETIC Wearable Tech Improves Contact Tracing, Prevents Close Contacts
The company’s new ebook helps organizations implement data-driven practices and fine-tune processes to help keep their workforce safe.
RFID News Roundup
EM Microelectronic offers NFC authentication IC; Silicon Labs, Yeelight partner on smart lighting; Litmus releases edge-computing platform for data analysis; Steliau Technology, Insight SiP sign RF module distribution agreement; RFID firm NewAge Industries now employee-owned; RFID solution provider BSN sees growth despite pandemic.
California IoT Spinoff Grows with Pandemic-era Digitalization Demand
Acceliot offers RFID hardware as part of its solutions customized to meet the growing needs of factories, retail chains, and oil and gas companies
IoT Predictions for a Post-Pandemic World
Following last year’s widespread disruption thanks to COVID-19, the Internet of Things can help us become more resilient in 2021.
Yes, Logistics Is Hard
The problems countries are having distributing COVID-19 vaccines shows why RFID is essential.
Tech Companies Release Low-Cost Flexible NFC Drug Labels
Pharmaceutical firms have begun applying Schreiner MediPharm labels with built-in Avery Dennison inlays and PragmatIC flexible ICs to medications, enabling users to authenticate drugs, capture product information and ensure proper usage.