Impinj Hopes to Raise $60M From IPO
The RFID chip, reader and software provider’s second attempt to go public is more conservative—and better timed—than its previous offering.
IoT News Roundup
IBM, Cisco binding together to provide edge computing services; Belgrade growing smart parking capabilities; VMWare enters IoT market; LoRa starter kit available for developers; feds investing more in IoT; new, tiny NFC chip from SAG, ST.
RFID News Roundup
SAG, ST deliver tiny NFC tag for IoT applications ••• GuardRFID field-trials solar-powered RTLS solution for hazardous areas ••• Purple Deck Media RFID-enables Veterans’ Trail of Service ••• Smart Technology Group offers RFID simulation.
IoT Prototype May Help Public Health Agencies Respond to Zika Virus
An Internet of Things consultancy in San Francisco is working to put its digital microscopy project into service helping aid organizations accelerate Zika virus screening activities.
Güdel Group’s Tire-Tracking System Gains Traction
The HF RFID solution can be used to monitor tire production, as well as to manage the trays used to transport and store uncured tires.
A Circular Economy: An Untapped Opportunity for the IoT Industry
Internet of Things technologies can enable the circular economy, which is changing the very nature of how business is done. However, the IoT industry has yet to embrace this incredible opportunity.
RFID Delivers Benefits to Air Canada Cargo
The freight services company is deploying Franwell’s CargoAware solution to track shipments as they move through its five hubs and larger cargo-transfer stations around the world.
75F Rethinks Heating and Cooling With IoT-based Solution
The Minnesota-based firm uses room-level sensors and weather data to provide granular controls for HVAC systems in commercial buildings.
Disney Research Explores Ways to Add RFID Intelligence to Robots, Toys
Walt Disney Co.’s lab network, together with scientists from MIT, the University of Washington and Carnegie Mellon, has developed systems that the company could use to help robots identify individuals, as well as to track everyday interactions between people and things.
Organizational Grit
Companies that have or develop a culture that supports passion and perseverance will get the most benefit from RFID technology.