Toshiba offers BLE IC for automotive applications ••• WISeKey International Holding produces contactless NFC watch for bitcoin and cryptocurrency users ••• Xerafy unveils on-metal RFID tag for automotive sector ••• RFID company Linexens signs strategic cooperation agreement with smart-card maker KONA I ••• Envigo implements RFID-based surgical model tracking system ••• Elatec RFID Systems expands reader-writer product range.
The company’s WESROC division will expand the EnerTrac portfolio with a solution run on Senet’s low-power wide-area network.
The RFID Professional Institute is helping companies be sure that the employees they hire for RFID projects have the knowledge they claim to have.
Snorrastofa Reykholt is providing guests with a system from Locatify that identifies their exact locations in the museum within 20 centimeters and feeds them information based on that data.
Concerned about the lack of high-level labor in developed markets such as the United States, the company seeks to attract the interest of young people.
Innovation is taking place in every area of the industry, and one particular aspect of this innovation is radio frequency identification.
The IoT has enormous potential to transform the retail industry.
The system uses UHF RFID signals to detect a patient’s heart rate, blood pressure and other vital signs without touching that individual, and is also being tested on rats and other animals.
At its new headquarters, the Brazilian firm presents radio frequency identification and Internet of Things systems for companies of any size.
The NFC Forum’s 2017 Technical Specification offers new specs and modifications to existing ones intended to ensure legacy and future Near Field Communication technologies can interoperate as the number of NFC applications swells.