EM Microelectronic announces RFID solution for wireless sensing; Confidex offers on-metal RFID labels; Vizinex RFID intros flexible asset-tracking tags; Pod Group launches self-service IoT connectivity platform; STMicroelectronics adds software pack for industrial condition monitoring; the Industrial Internet Consortium publishes IIoT white paper on distributed ledgers.
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Real-estate company QuadReal is deploying a wireless intelligence system provided by Andorix, using BehrTech’s Internet of Things technology, to capture and manage data about traffic movement, physical distancing and air quality.
The Fishin’ Company’s EDI software, provided by TrueCommerce, has automated the company’s ordering, fulfillment and billing processes to ensure fresh fish is shipped efficiently and accurately to customers.
The company has also introduced a new discovery kit and expansion software, and it has acquired UWB firm BeSpoon and the cellular IoT connectivity assets of Riot Micro.
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Roba Metals has increased its production and shipping volumes by automating the location and identification of pallets loaded with metal sheets with RFID tags on pallets and readers installed on cranes and forklifts.
NXP offers edge-connected platforms for IoT product development; Bosch Sensortec launches longevity program for IoT applications; IoT company Altair Semiconductor renamed Sony Semiconductor Israel; UWB RTLS provider Sewio opens U.S. office; Avnet intros single-board computer to foster IoT project development; Fact.MR predicts dual-interface smart-card market growth.
The Spoken Rx solution, part of CVS Pharmacy’s app, enables those who have trouble reading printed drug labels to hear a medicine’s name spoken aloud, along with usage instructions, at the tap of a smartphone.
Microshare has partnered with Kerlink to use its Wanesy Wave anchors with Microshare’s own software so that employees wearing beaconing bracelets can collect data about their contacts and locations while they work, providing contract tracing if an infection is detected.