A Not-So-Novel Idea Involving RFID
An implausible new self-published science fiction novel is based around the silly premise of radio frequency identification being used to control the masses and create a dictatorship.
An implausible new self-published science fiction novel is based around the silly premise of radio frequency identification being used to control the masses and create a dictatorship.
With the latest release of its Digi Remote Manager cloud-based platform, the company aims to simplify device deployment and maintenance, ensure network uptime and security, and facilitate network management.
Companies that want to add RFID to their product offerings can sign up for free.
SML launches new RFID inlay for retail apparel; HID Global unveils industrial, financial card-printing products; IntelliGuard intros RFID-IoT inventory-management solution; SCA Pharma adds Kit Check embedded RFID tags to its products; Sewio promotes UWB tech with free RTLS enablement kits; Fluke invests in Everactive to accelerate IIoT solutions growth; Industrial Internet Consortium updates IoT vocabulary terms.
The RFID company’s TC21 and TC26 devices, designed to increase productivity in these sectors, are aimed at businesses of all sizes.
The company’s adoption of radio frequency identification is expected to provide greater visibility and increase employee productivity.
The technology company is providing four new tools in its Clarity software aimed at automating the process of identifying and routing inventory for sale to customers, as well as marking down prices as stores reopen during the pandemic.
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SUKU and Smartrac have teamed up to build a solution for the authentication and test result verification of goods being manufactured, shipped and purchased around the world, to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
MyKotty’s new smart litter box, funded via Kickstarter and designed to monitor feline health while automating supply reorders, looks to be the cat’s meow.