How to Conquer Fear of “Things” in “Internet of Things”
Start by addressing misconceptions about what it is and what it can—and cannot—do.
Start by addressing misconceptions about what it is and what it can—and cannot—do.
Start by addressing misconceptions about what it is and what it can—and cannot—do.
The largest ceramic and porcelain maker in the Americas reports that it has achieved a return on its first investment in the technology, eliminating errors in its product-delivery process.
The museum features E Ink displays with integrated RFID readers to identify a visitor’s language preferences, and to display information about the country’s culture and history accordingly.
Predix gets traction with Exelon license, GE announces software upgrades and new acquisition; Zebra’s new handheld devices work and feel like smartphones; SAP announces smart parking application and IoT product-development tools; myDevices unveils LoRa network builder; Tapestry Solutions adds IoT capabilities to software platform.
WEPA is using technology from Vilant Systems, as well as RFID-enabled cardboard reel cores, to identify each jumbo reel of paper used to make toilet paper, paper towels and other products.
The product line offers multiple options regarding chip memory, label materials and optional services for printing, encoding and branding.
The product line offers multiple options regarding chip memory, label materials and optional services for printing, encoding and branding.
The device, which can be configured for any pill bottle, records when pills are removed, enabling a doctor or caretaker to utilize NFC-enabled smartphones to monitor a patient’s compliance.
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