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How RFID and Machine Learning Stop Tool Theft on Construction Sites
Construction site theft remains a persistent threat to project profitability and timelines, with traditional security measures proving inadequate against increasingly sophisticated operations. Fencing and occasional patrols offer limited protection on...
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Australia’s Bendigo Health Improves Efficiency Through RFID
The regional health-care provider is using AeroScout Wi-Fi tags to track patients and monitor the temperatures of supplies, and will soon implement an RFID-enabled staff-safety solution.
News December 21Can I Track Up to 20 Actors on a Stage in Real Time Using RFID?
Our theater’s stage measures 50 feet wide by 50 feet high by 24 feet tall. I need to know the position of each actor, every second or so. Can this…
News December 20Connecticut Better Business Bureau Warns Consumers About Credit-Card Skimming
The organization claims RFID can be used to steal credit-card data, but no consumers have ever reported being ripped off in this manner.
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