RFID Journal’s 17th annual LIVE! conference will be held on Apr. 2-4, in Phoenix, Ariz. The world’s largest RFID event will feature more than 50 case studies presented by leading end users, as well as solutions from more than 200 technology companies.
The restaurant chain’s customers can now pay for their meals at drive-thru windows without having to take out a wallet.
The new center and office are focused on enabling customers and partners to experiment with RFID solutions specific to their use cases, as technology use expands in retail, brand authentication and other sectors.
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Closure Systems International and Talkin’ Things have partnered to develop the Talkin’ Cap, which CSI is selling as an NFC-enabled enclosure for its customers, including pharmaceutical companies and those making high-value consumer products.
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The system enables pharmacy managers to access online drug information and make decisions.
With CardiLink’s Medtech AED device-monitoring system, using Asavie IoT Connect, makers and suppliers of life-saving equipment can help customers manage the location and condition of each item automatically.
Deploying the right solution to meet a company’s needs provides a fast return on investment, offers insights into the state of the business, and enables smarter business decisions and operational improvements.
Baoshen Group is opening offices in both regions, and is offering two new RFID products: a hybrid RFID-EAS tag and a printed NFC tag for authentication and consumer engagement that will be released early next year.