Startups with solutions that employ Bluetooth Low Energy, Eddystone and traditional Bluetooth will help consumers find their personal property, view product content without an app at stores, and share music from a phone with multiple speakers or devices.
RFID Journal honors the man who helped to develop many of GS1’s software standards. Ken tragically passed away on Apr. 2.
The company has recruited global customers and third-party experts to share their knowledge with participating technology professionals from around the world.
The study finds that pilots are evolving to full deployments, the company reports, indicating a steady growth of RFID adoption ahead for retailers, fueled by omnichannel sales.
IoT software and analytics are unlocking the value of big data, driving consolidation and competition for leading platforms.
The localization brings new security solutions that, together with the OISTE unique trust model, helps to protect the interactions of persons, applications and connected devices.
Bluetooth Low Energy technology, developed by Taggen in partnership with CPqD, is providing national support for the Internet of Things throughout the nation.
As the Industrial Internet of Things steps out of the shadows and sheds the chains that have kept data from being holistically actionable, we’re seeing the beginning of a new commercial asset-management paradigm.
The pilot collaboration aims to help AT&T’s enterprise customers transform their industrial Internet of Things data into analytic insights, so they can take immediate action to improve business operations.
Leal, which produces and markets personal protective equipment, has adopted an RFID solution from PC Sistemas, along with Totvs’ enterprise resource planning system.