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.
The e-commerce company, which sends goods to customers to test out before making a purchase, has adopted the technology to manage its products.
As companies move to maximize production, protect intellectual property, and navigate complex domestic and international regulatory hurdles, many are turning to radio frequency identification.
The introduction of an active RFID system by marine terminal operators at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach achieved the expected benefits—and some unexpected ones.
The standard, developed by the Object Management Group, is intended to reduce the complexity of interpreting sensor data, the organization reports.
Murata, VitaNet unveil Bluetooth module for IoT devices; HID Global secures university student IDs; SWAN Forum, LoRa Alliance drive network coverage, IoT adoption in water sector; GTTFP Holdings, ThermBot intro smart temperature reader; A2B Tracking updates RFID software; Kerlink, GISupply partner on LoRa-based IoT solutions for health, smart agriculture; ABB adds IoT company Accenture as digital development partner.
Amid growing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has announced that this year’s conference and exhibition will now be held online.
Saturno knows the space in which each new car it services and transports is parked, as well as every time vehicles are moved, thanks to an RFID- and barcode-based system that links each car’s VIN with a specific parking space and the driver who moved it there.
German technology startup Compike is selling its social-distancing tracker technology through partners around the world to provide plug-and-play tracing data about contact within less than 2 meters, which is shared only if an individual tests positive for COVID-19.
Near Field Communication technology can help to reduce the risk of coronavirus exposure for those staying at a hotel either for business or for pleasure.