Executives from lululemon athletica, Levi Strauss & Co., Macy’s,
Marks & Spencer, Sport Zone and others will share deployment
lessons and strategies at RFID Journal’s 14th annual event,
being held on May. 3-5, in Orlando.
Delta Air Lines and Macy’s are among the companies making RFID a strategic imperative. What do they know that other firms don’t?
When New University Hospital’s construction is completed in 2019, planners expect 350,000 assets and individuals will be tagged and 2,500 fixed readers will be installed.
People Power introducing smart-home devices powered by GreenPeak; FourKites, McLeod partner for truck-tracking applications; consumers have mixed feelings over wearable technology; Amazon dash buttons hit new milestone.
The systems are already in use in Korean apartment buildings, as well as at health-care, retail and industrial sites.
A new survey reveals consumers’ attitudes regarding risks and rewards of smart-home technologies; industry insiders lay out a road map for safer, more consumer-friendly technologies.
IXYS intros cylindrical LF half-duplex read-only RFID tag ••• FlexStr8 launches NFC temperature-logging label ••• AtlasRFIDstore becomes Tageos distribution partner ••• Martin’s HQ installs Boon Edam RFID-enabled revolving door ••• U.K.’s Centre for Process Innovation heads up NFC packaging project ••• Northern Apex updates its personnel tracking solution.
Executives from lululemon athletica, Levi Strauss & Co., Macy’s, Marks & Spencer, Sport Zone and other companies will share deployment lessons and strategies.
Prides Corner Farms featured a BLE solution from Sunrise Marketing to draw consumers to booths exhibiting its products at last month’s event, while attendees gained coupons, special offers and eligibility for a prize.
A Spanish startup is adding a sensor module and Wi-Fi connectivity to its planter, which integrates cremains into a tree starter.