TCNOPS enables quick serve restaurants and other small to medium businesses to improve their operational performance and effectiveness using the company’s new Internet of Things-based suite.
News that Convergence Systems Ltd. has joined the patent pool is another sign that the RFID industry is maturing and has dealt effectively with intellectual property issues.
The museum, using technology from Cuseum, has been providing location-based content for app-using visitors, while its long-term goals include ticket purchasing, membership drives and possibly RFID-enabled tools.
The system, provided by ASD Healthcare, was piloted for 18 months, and now will include approximately 1,000 coolers at distribution sites, hospitals and drug stores.
Fitness and health wearables are expected to become a $20 billion hardware market annually within the next five years.
The company will be actively involved in the organization’s technical and marketing committees.
The companies have entered a strategic global agreement to provide Ingenu’s wireless M2M connectivity and certified modules to Arrow’s global customer base.
The company has developed the morph2 to be a smaller, lighter version of its predecessor, enabling wearers to identify an object and adjust the hand’s grip accordingly.
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.
Companies face hardware challenges in making the millions of sensors and gateways that enable the growing connected ecosystem.