Yes, Logistics Is Hard
The problems countries are having distributing COVID-19 vaccines shows why RFID is essential.
The problems countries are having distributing COVID-19 vaccines shows why RFID is essential.
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.
Zliide’s new tag enables customers to capture product data by tapping a phone, complete a purchase without standing in queues or seeking employee assistance, and continue shopping and purchasing apparel even after leaving a store.
Internet of Things technologies offer opportunities for companies to capitalize on applications in new and innovative ways.
Technology and coffee company Kankak has developed a system leveraging Near Field Communication or QR codes to enable customers to order and pay for drinks within seconds.
The success or failure of product architectures is determined by their ability to meet the requirements of a thriving and constantly evolving Industry 4.0 ecosystem.
Avery Dennison, Covisus, LedgerDomain, Shipcom Wireless win AIM RFID competition; RF IDEAS, LG Electronics partner on healthcare secure-access tech; Survey predicts student RFID tracking systems market to reach $1.2 billion; American Emergency Vehicles enables RFID asset tracking on ambulances; Push Technology launches MQTT integration; Zyter offers smart-hospital IoT solution.
The SAFE Facility and Risk Analytics solution offers real-time occupancy monitoring, risk analytics and alerting, and reporting to hybrid workplaces, while the Professional Coin Grading Service lets collectors validate their collectibles via an NFC-enabled smartphone.
Industrial sites have begun leveraging an Internet of Things-based waste-management solution from Sensoneo, using a wireless network and gateways from Sigfox Germany, to monitor indoor trash bins and optimize garbage collection.
The Estonian technology startup has commercially released a solution by which Confidex RFID tags are applied to reusable drink containers and are then read so the cups can be returned, along with users’ deposits.