Skin-thin NFC Patch Goes to Market
A version of the adhesive patch—no thicker than a human hair—is currently being tested by L’Oreal to help consumers track their sun exposure.
A version of the adhesive patch—no thicker than a human hair—is currently being tested by L’Oreal to help consumers track their sun exposure.
A version of the adhesive patch—no thicker than a human hair—is currently being tested by L’Oreal to help consumers track their sun exposure.
More companies are now eager to see whether RFID can resolve some of their perplexing business problems.
If you build an omnichannel house without an RFID foundation, it will crumble.
Schlafly’s app employs Juxtad’s TapTalker technology to send push notifications to individuals who come within range of a beer tap fitted with a beacon.
ABB selling a Fitbit for motors; mBeaconCard adds smarts to ID badges; new IoT Skunkworks project at Teradata; Dell launches partner program to grow IoT business.
This year’s topics will include content for the energy and retail sectors and IT professionals, as well as RFID-enabled smart products, and warehouse and inventory management—plus, RFID Journal University.
The burger franchise is installing battery-powered wireless sensors in all of its restaurants’ coolers, prep rooms and milkshake machines to ensure the proper temperatures of its ingredients.
TexTrace, Eximia partner on mobile solution for fashion brand protection ••• Turck offers smartphone app, U Grok It handheld reader to industrial customers ••• Smart Technology Group announces UHF RFID lanyard ••• Low-cost RFIDcoder cloud-based service aims to simplify tag encoding, decoding ••• SML Group releases smaller RFID inlay with Monza R6 chip for retail.
The Janela Smart Products Platform will enable consumers and businesses to scan product labels, provided by Avery, and access related information delivered by EVRYTHNG’s cloud-based software.