Honeywell unveils passive vehicle RFID tag for toll collecting ••• Connect&GO offers RFID wristbands for amusement and water parks ••• Idox Health intros RFID asset-management solution for health care ••• Rigado unveils IoT suite with Bluetooth 5 support ••• LEGIC Identsystems selects WISeKey as security partner for mobile services.
The testbed evaluates IIoT solutions to accurately predict energy generation, improve utilization and reduce maintenance costs.
Metalcraft, SATO say their combination of a universal tag and a cloneable printer can make encoding and tagging metal or other material items seamless at factories, warehouses or industrial sites.
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The new readers, known under the brand names of Hydra and SensArray, are designed to be simple and low-cost devices, to create a network of readers in high volume for high read accuracy.
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Tieto Corp. has seen sales and productivity increase since it installed its own MyOffice solution, using Quuppa beacon technology, to understand how work space is used, as well as automatically enable conference room use, service requests and worker location.
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IDTechEx research finds that passive UHF and NFC sensor tags are dominating the RFID sensor market, while battery-assisted sensor tags are also seeing market growth as a relatively low-cost IoT solution.
The company has unveiled its Smart Lamp, Ambient Compute software platform and Ambient Compute Marketplace.