RFID Journal LIVE! 2017 to Host IEEE RFID 2017
The co-located technical conference will feature a special Smart Cities Mega-Challenge.
The co-located technical conference will feature a special Smart Cities Mega-Challenge.
The co-located technical conference will feature a special Smart Cities Mega-Challenge.
The product, being launched now, will enable companies to capture the locations of Bluetooth Low Energy beacons within a few meters and thereby know when and where a beacon has been moved.
For a midscale hotel in Massachusetts, the Xeros laundering system has reduced water costs and downtime, while lightening the load for employees.
Internet of Things technology is helping passengers at the main airport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, find services via their smartphones.
Although the market is at its nascent stage, it has registered key growth backed by an increase in the number of connected devices, coupled with increasing internet penetration. Exponential growth is anticipated during the coming years.
The Wawawake extreme water-sport park, located near Warsaw, uses NFC-enabled wristbands and readers to track each rider’s usage, and enables participants to download, edit and share videos of themselves via social media.
RFID Journal’s 15th annual conference and exhibition will be held on May 9-11, at the Phoenix Convention Center, in Arizona.
A system being developed by Stanford University researchers could enable a low-cost Wi-Fi tag to receive transmissions from access points, and to use the energy of those transmissions to send its own unique signal to a laptop or mobile device.
The Senseon Secure Access system is designed to reduce shrinkage, enhance customer service and retain the showroom’s edge over online shopping.