General Motors, Boeing to Keynote at RFID Journal LIVE! 2018
RFID Journal’s 16th annual event, being held in Orlando on Apr. 10-12, will feature an impressive lineup of new case studies exploring how to use RFID to create business value.
Bluetooth Low Energy and Internet of Things Make House Calls
Heal’s Wellbe device comes with BLE, Bluetooth and 4G cellular functionality to automatically capture data from health-tracking sensors so that doctors can keep an eye on the health of chronically ill or elderly patients between visits.
General Motors, Boeing to Keynote at RFID Journal LIVE! 2018
RFID Journal’s 16th annual event, being held in Orlando on Apr. 10-12, will feature an impressive lineup of new case studies exploring how to use RFID to create business value.
How to Secure Customer Identities in the Era of Data Breaches and the Internet of Things
Whether managed in-house or in tandem with external agencies, an IoT device security strategy that considers the safety and security needs of a user, device and network holistically will produce a secure platform that promotes user connectivity.
RFID-IoT Startup Smart Technology Group Places in Top Ten at MassChallenge Competition
The Polish company, which created readers combining radio frequency identification and Internet of Things technologies, was among the jurors’ choices for Central and Eastern.
Hospital Pharmacies Using RFID-Enabled Medication from QuVa Pharma
The compounder has been providing its prefilled medication syringes to its customers since late 2017 using technology from Kit Check, to enable those customers to receive and manage the receipt, movement and administration of medications to boost safety and efficiency.
Cross-Platform Tool from Synapse Aids Development of BLE Devices
A cross-platform tool known as BlueSee is intended for easy debugging and testing during the development of Bluetooth Low Energy devices.
RFP Roundup: Recent RFID Requests for Proposals
Tendersinfo has released information about a number of new RFPs related to radio frequency identification technologies.
South Korea to Develop Sejong, Busan as Smart Cities by 2023
Various technologies, ranging from autonomous vehicles to facial-recognition systems, will be adopted in parts of the two urban areas within the next five years.
RFID Helps Parents Find Lost School Uniforms
Approximately 100 schools have adopted the RagTagd system since the company launched two years ago, enabling parents to receive a text message if their child’s garment is left behind in a school’s lost-and-found area.