Dai Nippon Printing has developed a passive adhesive sheet with a built-in Identiv UHF RFID tag, to detect when a crack to which a sheet is affixed widens, and to transmit that event when interrogated.
Attendees at RFID Journal LIVE! 2017 will hear presentations by many of those nominated for an award by our judges.
Technology startup ThreadRobe is releasing an RFID-enabled armoire that can identify each item of clean clothes place in its bin, as well as hang it up and steam it before returning it to a customer.
Domino’s franchise Mar Pizza is deploying a ZigBee-based IoT system from Unified Office to gain real-time and historic temperature data, as well as other sensor information, at its restaurants across three states.
The latest version of the company’s LRU1002 reader enables users to interface RFID directly with an existing access-control system without requiring an external power supply, and to clone reader configurations using a USB stick.
RFID Journal has announced the finalists for its 2017 awards. The winners will be revealed at this year’s LIVE! event, being held in Phoenix, Ariz., on May 9-11.
RFID Journal has announced the finalists for its 2017 awards. The winners will be revealed at this year’s LIVE! event, being held in Phoenix, Ariz., on May 9-11.
According to a study conducted by Zebra Technologies Brazil, 70 percent of retailers plan to invest in Internet of Things technologies to provide consumers with new levels of customization, speed and convenience.
To get the most out of the Internet of Things, companies and industries must first address data-integration issues.
As the public and private sectors adopt 3GPP cellular IoT technologies and LoRaWAN in tandem, it’s best to begin by considering the appropriate use cases for both and the separate benefits of each.