The company’s new display controller is available with optional accessories, ranging from a keypad with infrared-receiver and ambient light sensor for situational brightness control to RFID support, as well as BLE and Wi-Fi IoT modules.
The company’s fingernail-sized MBN52832 module can collect sensor data and forward it wirelessly via BLE or NFC, enabling IoT applications with very small controls in lighting, health care, agriculture or other vertical markets.
In order to offer Internet of Things connectivity in Brazil, T-Systems has become a mobile virtual network operator.
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.
The Jooki, from MuuseLabs, is intended to allow children to listen to their favorite music, without the added distractions of a smartphone or tablet, by placing an NFC-tagged figurine on a speaker equipped with a reader and a Wi-Fi connection.
With this initiative, the company seeks to encourage the use of new technologies aimed at the Internet of Things, automation and interactivity.
According to new research from Global Market Insights, retailers are leveraging modern technologies to offer a personalized, digital and rich content-driven shopping experience to the customers at their stores.
Several RFID companies exhibited new solutions at the event that were aimed at retailers.
The company has licensed the technology to a Japanese telecom infrastructure equipment manufacturer.
For industrial OEMs seeking to go to market quickly and sustain a competitive market advantage, using a multi-dimensional Internet of Things application development and deployment platform can help to jumpstart and shortcut the product-development cycle.