AT&T Connects Elemental Machines’ Smart Labs
The company’s IoT solutions enable scientists to connect laboratories to the Internet.
RFID News Roundup
Vizinex RFID updates security label ••• FineLine Technologies receives RFID patent, acquires R.E.R. International ••• Technavio identifies top six vendors in RFID printer market ••• ABTS Convention Services launches wearable Bluetooth beacons powered by renewable energy ••• TagMaster North America, Watry design partner on RFID-based condo parking ••• Flowfinity adds NFC technology to its software for faster asset scanning.
Lat-Lon Reduces Cost of Internet of Things
The company has eliminated the monthly cellular service charge on its new version of the Solar Tracking Unit.
Austrian Researchers Find Security Options for RFID in Open IoT
The Graz University research group has built a prototype UHF RFID tag using an Internet Protocol Security layer to ensure that an RFID tag and its sensor data can be secure, no matter what RFID reader is used to interrogate it.
How the IoT Is Helping Our Environment
The Internet of Things offers numerous applications and benefits for animals and their surroundings.
Don’t Let Your Industrial Internet of Things Project Fail
The better you plan to avoid the potential pitfalls to your IIoT project, the more prepared you will be to mitigate any surprises.
Expo Visitors Gain Vision of Ray-Ban Products With Smart Table
The interactive table and touch screen employ LF RFID technology to allow users to place a pair of glasses on a pedestal and view content about them, such as videos and images.
Beacon Technology for the Middle Ages
Portugal’s Óbidos Medieval Market featured approximately 50 Bluetooth Low Energy beacons to bring location-based content to visitors of its jousting tournaments, pubs, restaurants and services.
Cortet By CEL Launches Zigbee Extender for Wireless Sensor Network, M2M and Internet of Things Applications
The company’s new Z10 Range Extender has been optimized for RF performance, the company reports.
The Media and RFID
Automobiles now routinely use keyless RFID systems without problems, but the same technology was the subject of numerous scare stories when used in credit cards.