Why Anomaly Detection Is Essential for IoT Security
Internet of Things (IoT) devices have become extremely popular in homes and workplaces. However, their abundant and rising usage also makes these products tempting targets for cybercriminals. Anomaly detection tools can make these connected items safer. They...
North Carolina: RFID Companies Mostly Unscathed by Helene
When Tropical Storm Helene brought torrential rain and high winds to Fletcher, NC last week, the RFID companies that operate there were spared significant damage. Utilities are still down for the area where Tageos, Avery-Dennison Smartrac and label company UPM...
Drug Distributor, Tech Firm Aim to Ease RFID Adoption for Healthcare
Drug wholesaler Cencora is tagging the injectable anesthesia it sends to hospitals so that the products can be automatically managed with the Intelliguard RFID solution, as they are received and used. The effort is intended to bypass previous obstacles around RFID...
Wiliot’s WiliBot Application to Tell Users About Product Freshness, Status
The ambient IoT technology company built an AI-based system for its own purposes to interact with the data being captured about moving goods. Companies that ship and sell fresh products such as seafood are now leveraging the system to “talk” to their products and...
Printed Electronics Material Offers 1000x Typical Energy Storage
The zwitterion molecules in the material designed and tested by Simon Frasier University and the University of Saskatchewan could enable applications for RFID or other IoT sensors that could be printed into packaging. The team is now further developing the alternative...
CFPB Seeks Comments on Contactless Payments Before October Ruling
Developers with a stake in Apple’s regulations on contactless payments are encouraged to submit comments The CFPB will be finalizing rules to accelerate the shift to “open banking” in the U.S. next month With Apple liberalizing access to third-party developers when it...
Alfred International, Telit Cinterion, HID Global: RFID News Roundup
Alfred DB2S with Built-in RFID Card Reader Now Available in U.S. Alfred International has launched the Alfred DB2S with built-in RFID card reader and Z-Wave Long Range (ZWLR) in the U.S. market. The Alfred DB2S Smart Lock boasts a built-in RFID card reader, capable of...
Digital Services Company Brings DPP Compliance with QR, NFC or RFID
Retailer Tesco is using a solution from Fabacus to comply with anticipated DPP product traceability requirements, using QR codes Fabacus is in conversation with companies to use RFID or RFID and NFC hybrid solutions to track inventory as well as meet Europe’s DPP and...