RFID JOURNAL
Scaling IIoT Beyond the Pilot: What OEMs Are Still Getting Wrong
There’s a moment in nearly every industrial IoT (IIoT) project where things quietly fall apart. The proof-of-concept worked. The hardware’s solid. The idea is sound. But when the time comes...
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Aerospace Company Tests RFID Solution for Tracking Cell Phones
The project uses GuardRFID's Active Label, a 6-millimeter-thick, battery-powered 433 MHz tag small enough for monitoring mobile devices, tools and thermometers.
News September 18
Intel’s Gen 4 vPro Computer Processors Feature AeroScout Wi-Fi RTLS Technology
Intel's new processor comes with a built-in AeroScout active RFID Wi-Fi tag that can operate with new AeroScout software to provide security options based on that tag's location, and help…
News September 16
Airlines Could Benefit From RFID-Enabled Baggage Handling
Despite a decline in the number of problems per thousand travelers, mishandled bags still cost the global airline industry $2.6 billion annually. RFID could help.
Editor's Views September 15
