The company’s “2017 Manufacturing Vision Study” found that more than half of all manufacturers plan to implement automated location-tracking systems during the next five years, and that the use of passive RFID will reach nearly half.
5G is the future—but the United Kingdom still has a long way to go to become a truly smart country.
Pixel is providing the network and all elements of IoT solutions, including sensors, software for data analytics and visualization, and full system support, integration and maintenance.
Silicon Labs Bluetooth Mesh solution helps IoT developers cut time to market; Toshiba BLE products now support new Bluetooth Mesh standard; Comcast expands machineQ enterprise IoT service to 12 major U.S. markets; Dell deploys Internet of Things technology at several manufacturing facilities; Industrial Internet Consortium publishes smart cities edition of Journal of Innovation; Postmobile implements IoT solutions for self-care applications; Open Connectivity Foundation selects SURE Universal for IoT interoperability verification.
The group Airspoken is among a handful of musical performers using Near Field Communication technology from Innercell to provide content to those who buy their T-shirts or other products at concerts.
The platform offers improved flexibility to accelerate IoT success for businesses at any stage.
Three Square Market expects about 80 people to have NFC chips inserted between their thumb and forefinger to provide NFC-enabled access control, as well as the ability to select and pay for goods from the company’s micro markets.
Fashion retailer Brownie signs agreement with Nedap for cloud-based RFID software ••• TMR Research report says RFID revolutionizing pharmaceutical industry ••• Harland Simon launches new Wi-Fi RFID reader ••• Silicon Labs’ Bluetooth Mesh solution helps IoT developers cut time to market ••• Toshiba BLE products now support Bluetooth Mesh standard.
Here are the major trends in radio frequency identification for the retail market, according to NXP Semiconductors.
The DataV Discover app provides a standardized method for customers to determine whether their data sets have the richness necessary to deliver on specific business objectives, such as predictive analytics and asset optimization.