Why More Retailers Haven’t Invested in RFID
Is it that they don’t understand the value of the technology, are afraid to take risks, or have other priorities?
Sales Are Up and Overstocking Is Down, Study Reports, Due to RFID Use in Stores
A University of Leicester study involving 10 participating retailers, sponsored by GS1 UK and the ECR Community Shrinkage and On-shelf Availability Group, found that all companies realized a return on investment, with sales boosted by between 1.5 and 5.5 percent.
Sales Are Up and Overstocking Is Down, Study Reports, Due to RFID Use in Stores
A University of Leicester study involving 10 participating retailers, sponsored by GS1 UK and the ECR Community Shrinkage and On-shelf Availability Group, found that all companies realized a return on investment, with sales boosted by between 1.5 and 5.5 percent.
IoT Technology Measures Water and Air Quality at Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel
Sigfox operator Connected Baltics has helped the company to measure the quality of water and ambience on its premises.
Key-Printing Kiosks Automate RFID Card Copying
KeyMe has retrofitted 111 of its kiosks with RFID functionality so that users with LF access cards and key fobs can print copies, while all future kiosks will come with the RFID technology built in.
Atonomi Offers Security Protocol for Blockchain Data Sharing
RFID and IoT data could be shared across a network with the Atonomi solution like a marketplace, to ensure secure and immutable data with blockchain.
RFID Prevents Errors, Automates Movement of Heavy Machinery
The GuardRFID active RFID solution is enabling Linder Industrial Machinery to automatically track when each asset arrives at one of its yards; where it is cleaned, maintained or stored; and when it is shipped back out to another customer.
Eight More Surprising Uses of RFID
Here are some exciting takes on radio frequency identification technology for 2018 and beyond.
Eight More Surprising Uses of RFID
Here are some exciting takes on radio frequency identification technology for 2018 and beyond.
GE, Noble Corp. Link Up Digital Rig, Moving Toward Digitizing Marine Operations and Analytics
Using industrial IoT technologies, data is collected via sensors and control systems, and is harmonized and centralized on a vessel before being transmitted in near-real time to GE’s Industrial Performance & Reliability Center for predictive analytics; the rig can then use these analytics to detect off-standard behavior, providing an early warning to operators to mitigate a problem before it arises.