Players Point to RFID Growth in Brazil
An RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! panel, held with authorities, entrepreneurs and executives from that nation, shows market expansion.
An RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! panel, held with authorities, entrepreneurs and executives from that nation, shows market expansion.
The Polish company says it will be able to produce and ship about 170 million UHF, NFC and HF RFID tags a year to start, for use in smart packaging, with the aim of bringing nearly any product online.
The company is planning or deploying RTLS solutions for several U.S. hospitals, for which it provides a customized system, integration, software, hardware and post-installation consultation.
This year’s winners—Grupo Boticário, Volkswagen do Brasil, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, SportCor, EM Microelectronic and Tali Freed—were announced at the RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! conference.
The standards organization completed a survey of 20 fashion companies for the University of Parma’s RFID Lab to contribute to its international “RFID Barometer in Retail” study, which finds that RFID is enabling omnichannel sales and the rate of stalled or failed deployments has dropped.
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The workshop was a widely attended component of RFID Journal’s online conference, held this week.
Amazon’s latest product is intended to expand wireless transmission for Internet of Things solutions beyond the front door of homes or businesses, leveraging BLE and LoRa technologies.
SML announces new RFID retail inlay; STid offers RFID readers for industrial asset management; Metalcraft intros RFID tags for security applications; Twilio unveils IoT connectivity and device-management platform; WiSilica, iGuzzini illuminazione partner on BLE-based intelligent lighting; STMicroelectronics software facilitates power-conscious building automation; Senet closes funding round to drive LoRaWAN IoT network deployments.
Powercast is employing its new solution at its own offices to enable individuals to scan and automatically report their temperature before gaining access, while the system tracks their location in key public areas of the building for contact-tracing purposes.