Spyder is testing Near Field Communication technology in some of its U.S. Ski Team jackets to engage with consumers, by providing links to social media, as well as information about the jackets, the ski team and local skiing.
The National Association of Software and Services Companies has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Georgia Institute of Technology to collaborate on advancing the IoT and fostering innovation through an IoT ecosystem.
Hilton and Marriott are among the global hotel chains employing the BLE functionality in dormakaba’s Saflok products for hotel guest rooms, enabling room access with a smartphone and hotel app.
The company will debut the new smart strips at the CES conference.
The development of the Internet of Things has taken root in the auto insurance industry.
The company plans to release its new NFC-based paper documentation and certificate verification and authentication solution with Factom’s blockchain technology to ensure that documents and related data are secure against fraud.
Juniper Research predicts that the number of connected IoT devices will reach more than 46 billion units.
IEEE, the RAIN RFID Alliance and RFID Journal will host a Smart Cities Mega-Challenge as part of the IEEE RFID 2017 event, to be co-located at next year’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference in Phoenix, Ariz.
Energy-harvesting techniques are maturing and could provide a more sustainable approach to deploying IoT networks.
The firm’s KnifeGuard system can help food manufacturers reduce operational errors and more efficiently manage and maintain cutting blades.