Nordic ID has designed its HH85 UHF RFID reader to be lightweight, useable with gloves and able to withstand drops of up to 1.6 meters, with a battery life of at least two full-time work shifts.
At a time when face-to-face conferences and exhibitions can pose health risks for attendees, those interested in learning about RFID and IoT technologies can still attend educational events online.
RFID Journal recently continued its series of webinars highlighting the Best New Product finalists of 2020.
Safedome offers Bluetooth-based contact-tracing tech; NXP, Mastercard, Xiaomi expand contactless payments in Europe; Kerlink, TagoIO integrate IoT technologies for cloud-based platform; Kogniz launches AI solution for safe return to work; KORE, Dexcom partner on IoT patient-monitoring system; Industrial Internet Consortium, IoT Alliance Australia publish digital transformation white paper.
The supply chain damage-management specialist will lead the sponsorship lineup at this year’s RFID Journal LIVE! event, taking place in Orlando, Fla., on Sept. 9–11.
Touchless IoT-based technologies powered by wireless charging can help to keep restrooms as hygienic and healthy as possible.
During this online event, representatives from SpotSee and SDG Systems explained how RFID can help companies identify and prevent supply chain damage.
Magazzino Italian Art is launching a solution from Advanced Industrial Marketing to detect unsafe proximities and alert visitors so they can be comfortable in remaining a safe distance from others.
Texas-based Frame Source Group offers an app that works with RFID to let its optometrist customers view its inventory of eyeglass frames, thereby reducing shrinkage and labor time, while helping brands and its sales office ensure products are available.
In the healthcare field, Internet of Things solutions have been making life easier for medical professionals and enhancing patient care.