ISBC’s new standard paper, with embedded NFC, HF or UHF tags, can be designed, ordered and printed according to customer demand, so that the tags can be cut directly from the paper as needed, and at a low cost.
When companies leave their Internet of Things data untouched, the result is an underperforming asset.
CFL Multimodal is piloting a 20-freight-car system that uses a mesh radio network system from Traxens to capture and transmit data about the functionality of car brakes, thereby preventing potential accidents and making testing more efficient for vehicles traveling across Europe or into China.
Since a Brexit deal appears unlikely, RFID suppliers must be prepared for the coming changes.
With Internet of Things sensors and connectivity from MetTel, Brosnan Risk Consultants is monitoring the conditions in and around its security trucks, then sharing that data with customers to provide greater visibility into work being done by each of thousands of officers throughout the United States.
Atlas RFID Solutions offers new track-and-trace software; Smartrac NFC products certified by NFC Forum, DEKRA Lab; Senet, Radio Bridge partner to accelerate IoT solution development; Yokogawa Electric Corp. deploys Multi-Tech Systems’ IIoT gateway; MarketsandMarkets releases forecasts for narrowband IoT, 5G IoT markets.
Cold-chain solutions company Cold&Co has teamed up with Blulog to provide a system for tracking temperatures in thermal, lightweight containers during the last mile of food delivery to customers.
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The company’s RFID- and BLE-based TrueVUE solution is designed to offer a low cost of entry for retailers looking to use RFID to track stock and capture shrinkage data in order to improve inventory accuracy.
After several years of piloting the technology to prove it can bring automated inventory visibility to its stores, the fashion retailer is expanding MetraLabs’ TORY robotic technology this summer, with plans to equip all 175 shops by 2021.