Five Ways in Which the Internet of Things Is Helping the Environment
Connectivity, sensor technology and all things IoT are helping to create a greener world.
Current, AT&T Build IoT Platform to Support Atlanta’s Smart-City Program
The collaboration is transforming the city’s existing street-lighting infrastructure into a sensor-enabled data network that will accelerate the digital era of urban development.
RFID Weaves a Tale With New Loom Technology
Loominary, designed by researchers at American University and the University of Central Florida, allows game players to control a story’s plot and action using an RFID-enabled loom.
Companies Trialing NFC With Workflow-Management Application
Flowfinity is offering Near Field Communication as part of its enterprise mobile application software, so that companies can more automatically collect data about their field staff and activities at sites worldwide.
CPqD Creates Open-Source IoT Platform
Thanks to an investment from FUNTTEL, the dojot platform was created with the goal of generating solutions for smart cities in Brazil.
Digital Future a Fragile Mix of Promise and Uncertainty, Says Global Internet Report
The study, from The Internet Society, highlights the need to do more to prepare the Internet for the future.
RFID Tracks Safety Equipment for Fiji Airways
The airline finds that safety equipment inspections, which previously took hours per plane, can now be accomplished within a few minutes using a UHF RFID solution from EAM Worldwide.
Sequans, STMicroelectronics Intro LTE Tracker Platform to Connect and Locate Objects
The CLOE system uses Internet of Things technologies to simplify the development of LTE-based tracker devices for the logistics, consumer electronics and automotive sectors.
When RFID Becomes Obsolete
What new technology will replace radio frequency identification for inventory management, asset tracking and other applications?
Can the Use of RFID Be Strengthened in the Health-Care Industry?
Improving and strengthening patient care with well-maintained and regularly tested RFID tags could make all the difference for a safer environment.