Why We Need AI to Help Predict IoT Threats
In the Internet of Things space, artificial intelligent and machine learning can assist in identifying vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
Ralph Lauren EU Boosts RFID Tag Read Safety, Efficiency with Shelfie Stick
The extendable device, developed by RFID Sherpas, enables the retailer to nearly eliminate the use of ladders when employees conduct daily RFID-based inventory counts, reducing count times and injury risk.
An Eventful Year Ahead
This past year has undeniably been a nightmare, but better times are around the corner and RFID Journal’s 2021 event lineup can help companies return to normalcy as we finally begin to put the pandemic behind us.
RFID News Roundup
Fresenius Kabi, Kit Check collaborate on RFID inventory-management solution; LoRa Alliance intros zero-touch device provisioning for Internet of Things; Avnet offers BLE-IoT cellular module with Nordic Semiconductor tech; IOTech, RSA partner on security-monitoring software; Filipino Dept. of Transportation urged to extend RFID deadline; STMicroelectronics joins UWB Alliance; A2B Tracking updates its software platform’s RFID capabilities.
Doctor Who Brings IoT to Young Developers
SiFive’s HiFive Inventor Coding Kit comes with Wi-Fi and BLE functionality to drive Internet of Things programming for inventors ranging from seven-year-old students solving a quest to commercial companies creating solutions for smart-city and wearable technologies.
FCC Proposes to Ease Regulatory Hurdles on the Marketing and Importation of Radio Frequency-Emitting Devices
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking input regarding restrictions and legal liability that could be imposed on RF equipment manufacturers.
Companies Offer Low-Power, Precise Location with UWB Social Distancing
A solution from Altran, containing a Renesas Electronics UWB microcontroller and a 3db Access low-power chip, consists of a wearable wristband that wakes up via BLE when individuals are in close proximity, then calculates their distance within centimeters.
Auto Parts Manufacturing Plant Boosts Efficiency By 2 Percent with UWB
Continental deployed a system that utilizes UWB sensors on automatic guided vehicles to capture data that automates alerts and instructions for workers on smart wristbands based on the movements of tagged vehicles and other assets, while enabling the use of a facility’s digital twin.
Webinar Report: How to Implement Smarter Medical Applications with RFID and RTLS
View the PDFs and recordings from RFID Journal’s recent online event.
Smart Packaging Includes More Than Cutting-Edge Technologies
RFID, digital printing, QR codes, barcodes and augmented reality are among the technologies that, if well deployed, can make supply chains smarter.