Elite Beds is using AgoraBee RFID-based technology to capture and access sensor data regarding how often leased beds are used, as well as how much pressure hotel guests put on the mattresses, thereby helping its staff to manage maintenance, turning and cleaning services.
DevOps teams need to be able to deliver smart testing in an Internet of Things world, in order to ensure that the digital experience delights.
Many people see Internet of Things technologies in a positive light, despite problems, but do not view RFID the same way. The question is: Why?
The facility is using RFID and RTLS technologies to control ramp access and improve asset and staff monitoring, at lower costs.
CenTrak has expanded its RTLS and BLE solutions to companies beyond its traditional health-care market, as its partners from hospitality to retail are asking to employ the BLE and other functionalities built into its systems.
Technology developed by CPqD allows Usina São Martinho to reap the fruits of processes steeped in the Internet of Things.
The impact of this unique manufacturing technology is likely soon to be felt by industries worldwide.
A partnership between Ruckus Wireless and Kontakt.io has resulted in BLE functionality being built into Ruckus’ Wi-Fi nodes; the system is being trialed by companies to provide location-based data in hospitals, schools and other public places.
The boxed solution, from RFRain, comes with low-cost readers and antennas, networked to a gateway running filtering and management firmware that can then forward data to a cloud-based server, all within a few hours after the box is opened.
Jooki, a speaker system designed for small children, is now enabled to stream playlists from a user’s Spotify Premium account; each playlist is linked to the Jooki “star” figurine or token, with a built-in tag transmitting to a reader in the speaker.