STATSports Selects Taoglas to Monitor Sports Performance
Taoglas will provide antenna solutions for STATSports’ new Apex line of GPS-based sports-performance monitors.
Taoglas will provide antenna solutions for STATSports’ new Apex line of GPS-based sports-performance monitors.
The Austin CityUp program will include a Bluetooth Low Energy-based system from Connecthings, a European company that aims to bring location-based intelligence to app users in North American cities.
The smart home, while once a tech mythology, is now a reality thanks to the growing number of connected devices and the rapid growth of the Internet of Things.
Semiconductor companies face several trends and challenges in Internet of Things transformations.
The new kit complements the company’s proprietary Bluetooth mesh-networking protocol, with additional features such as real-time updates and synchronized control for lighting, health-care and industrial-control applications.
The university is training leaders to solve problems in a collaborative way, and to generate products and services of added value to society.
The university is training leaders to solve problems in a collaborative way, and to generate products and services of added value to society.
Alien Technology to host workshop about RFID in Latin America ••• NFC Forum inks agreements with Active & Intelligent Packaging Industry Association, Wireless Power Consortium ••• Inmarsat finds skills gap could limit IoT innovation in energy sector ••• STATSports selects Taoglas to monitor sports performance ••• Telink Semiconductor releases SDK compatible with new Bluetooth SIG standard ••• Cortet By CEL launches ZigBee extender for wireless sensor network, M2M and Internet of Things applications ••• Fathom intros new industrial Bluetooth beacon.
New research indicates that more than a third of energy companies lack the skills they need at a management and delivery level to successfully deploy Internet of Things technologies.
Most companies get this wrong and certainly most RFID solution providers get it wrong.