PillDrill Uses RFID to Bring Peace of Mind
The system is designed to simplify medication adherence for patients, and to reassure caregivers and loved ones.
The system is designed to simplify medication adherence for patients, and to reassure caregivers and loved ones.
Companies face hardware challenges in making the millions of sensors and gateways that enable the growing connected ecosystem.
Process Systems Engineering released a new NFC-enabled product this year that is helping its customers track the maintenance and inspections of safety equipment in industrial, oil and gas, and chemical environments, to ensure that every item is maintained and tested.
The company has announced that global leaders from health care, retail, transportation and logistics, and manufacturing validate the “Intelligent Enterprise” as the defining trend of the decade for industries globally.
Capabilities include support for features of the soon-to-be-released specification, as well as radio support for IEEE 802.15.4, more extensive Flash and RAM memory availability, and a new radio hardware architecture with increased output power and link budget
The commercial solution for global manufacturers and other firms, dubbed Enterprise Sensor Integration, is based on a 50-site-wide middleware platform developed for Boeing to manage 80 different systems using RFID or other sensors to track assets, inventory and work in progress.
The commercial solution for global manufacturers and other firms, dubbed Enterprise Sensor Integration, is based on a 50-site-wide middleware platform developed for Boeing to manage 80 different systems using RFID or other sensors to track assets, inventory and work in progress.
The company has announced that global leaders from health care, retail, transportation and logistics, and manufacturing validate the “Intelligent Enterprise” as the defining trend of the decade for industries globally.
The free book, titled Internet of Things For Dummies, discusses IoT technology, applications and security.
Internet of Things technology is helping passengers at the main airport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, find services via their smartphones.