Hospital to Track 12,000 Assets via Active RFID
Michigan Medicine has already tagged about half that many items, and is tracking them with a Stanley Healthcare MobileView Wi-Fi- and ultrasound-based system.
Michigan Medicine has already tagged about half that many items, and is tracking them with a Stanley Healthcare MobileView Wi-Fi- and ultrasound-based system.
Now is the time for leaders to emerge from companies based in Bluetooth Low Energy.
From global solutions to the rapid explosion of sensors, the future is bright for the Internet of Things in 2017.
InfluxData offers IoT monitoring with visualization features ••• Ingenu, Leverege partner to provide integrated development platform for RPMA ••• VMware unveils IoT management solution ••• DroneDeploy, DJI partner on drone-mapping solution for construction ••• IoT-Ready Alliance to establish industry standard for IoT sensor installation in LED lighting fixtures ••• SURE Universal intros remote control for IoT devices ••• Comark Instruments launches IoT-based food-safety monitoring system ••• People Power closes Series B-1 funding from Innogy, Origin to support smart-home solutions for utilities, service providers.
The UHF RFID solution, provided by Checkpoint Systems, currently includes 25,000 SKUs that are tagged at the source or by a third party, and are then tracked by branch employees at 34 locations across the United Kingdom.
The company has added item management to its HID Location Services, and has launched its new HID Condition Monitoring Services that analyze equipment performance and health.
Fujitsu announces ultra-thin washable UHF RFID tag for fashion apparel, accessories ••• Altova launches cross-platform mobile development framework with NFC features ••• CDO’s asset-tracking solution supports AsReader’s UHF RFID reader-writers ••• MSS Software expands client solutions with RFID asset-tracking capabilities ••• Zebra Technologies intros large-format, direct-to-card printer ••• Murata Americas releases three-axis MEMS accelerometers ••• Xerafy receives Frost & Sullivan New Product Innovation Award.
The LoRaWAN infrastructure will enable the development of innovative IoT applications for Smart Africa’s flagship smart-city project in Rwanda.
The passive UHF solution, installed during a three-month span by Nedap Retail, enables Acne Studios to provide omnichannel sales with high inventory accuracy at all of its 45 stores.
The garments will act as a smart fashionable augmented skin, enveloping wearers with an intimate and expanded perception of their health, emotions and thoughts, as well as individuals, things, the world and other communicating clothing.