For the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile championships, motorsport equipment company Fyshe is supplying RFID-tagged race suits that can be authenticated via an app and an NFC-enabled smartphone.
The one-day event will include a conference track focused on the retail and apparel sectors.
FCC green-lights spectrum needed for 5G; IDTechEx says wearable technology market will be worth $100 billion in 2023; Glasgow’s LoRa network to support range of IoT applications; IBM and AT&T collaborating.
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The one-day event will include a conference track focused on the retail and apparel sectors.
For its 2016 UHF Tag Performance Survey, the European EPC Competence Center tested 361 different models of passive UHF transponders in as many as 22 different ways per tag.
A California hospital and a mall have installed the Swedish company’s StepInside technology to track and analyze traffic patterns at their facilities; the software also enables them to share location-based content with app users.
The one-day conference will feature fast-track RFID training on Oct. 19, prior to the event’s opening.
A perspective on how IoT-based technologies could improve health care in the United Kingdom—both for citizens and for its National Health Service.
RFID tags in wooden spoons and readers at the shelves and check-out stations allowed shoppers to select and purchase items, simply by tapping their spoon.