Five Guys Uses Sensors to Keep Things Fresh
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.
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.
The project supports efforts to establish connectivity between medical devices in order to reduce accidental death or injury due to medical errors.
Among the products being displayed at the conference and exhibition will be those from Avery Dennison, NXP Semiconductors, Omni-ID and PAL Robotics.
There’s no doubt that crowdfunding can be a great tool for IoT startups, but it’s no guarantee of success.
The wireless device is designed to analyze a small sample of a substance, while a companion smartphone app displays the results.
Zebra Technologies is pleased to announce the availability of the first integrated solution to support applications that require RFID tags on metal surfaces.
New ultra-rugged UHF linen tags combined with Fujitsu’s semi-transparent, washable RFID fashion tags on display at RFID Journal LIVE! 2016, May 3-5, 2016 in Orlando Florida
Avery Dennison has added AD-680, a high performing, cost-effective, solution to its patented slotted-loop (sloop) design family of UHF RFID inlays.