An International Trade Commission judge has sided with Kapsch TrafficCom North America, STAR Systems and other companies in a legal action initiated by Neology in an effort to prevent them from importing electronic tolling products using the ISO/IEC 18000-6C protocol.
RFID Journal LIVE! Europe, to be held on Nov. 15-16 in London, will focus on the benefits of employing RFID to improve business operations across Europe.
Monnit announces distribution agreement with Arrow Electronics ••• GE Aviation, AT&T enable aircraft health monitoring ••• Inmarsat Research cites IoT as top priority in driving digital transformation ••• Discovery Ag, NNNCo roll out Actility connected country network to boost Australian farms’ productivity ••• Actility announces new LoRAWAN IoT products ••• Zigbee Alliance offers multi-band IoT mesh-network technology.
CISC announces new testing features for RAIN RFID, EPC Gen2V2 tags, readers ••• Skyworks releases multi-standard IoT front-end module ••• SALTO Systems to introduce BLE-enabled reader ••• Ayla Networks adds IoT platform enhancements for manufacturers ••• Fujitsu intros sensor-based IoT system-development platform ••• Telit offers BLE module with integrated MEMS motion and environmental sensors.
RFID Journal LIVE! Europe, to be held on Nov. 16 in London (with a day of certification training on Nov. 15), will focus on the benefits of employing RFID to improve business operations across Europe.
The BlueNRG-2 chip is Bluetooth 5.0-certified, ensures interoperability with the latest generation of smartphones, and supports enhanced features such as state-of-the-art security, privacy and extended packet length for faster data transfer.
The print publishing industry was slow to adapt to the changes the Internet brought. As a result, many publications did not survive.
The one-day event, being held on Nov. 16, will include a conference track focused on the retail and apparel sectors, with RFID certification training on Nov. 15.
The one-day event will include a conference track focused on the retail and apparel sectors, with RFID certification training on Nov. 15.
Several African agencies and oil companies have been using a Savi RFID solution known as OMNIS, from SGS, to provide traceability of oil and gas shipments; now the company is in discussions to track cold-chain goods as they are transported by truck, in order to identify or prevent thefts.