Can the IoT Change the Very Fiber of Society?
A major research and development project aims to change the meaning of “a smart-looking outfit.”
A major research and development project aims to change the meaning of “a smart-looking outfit.”
The U.K. men’s wear retailer is using a solution from Catalyst to invisibly secure the doorway at its two newest stores, and to make sure its products are always in stock.
RFLocus today announced a new way to locate inventory assets with handheld readers. Based on RAIN RFID technology, the company offers technology breakthrough to locate assets items with centimeter precision in a rapid and effective manner.
PAL Robotics launched a disruptive robot able to take autonomous inventory in retail stores and warehouses using RFID technology.
Ubisense Group plc (AIM:UBI), a leader in enterprise location intelligence solutions, will launch its new “AngleID” RFID product at RFID Journal Live 2016 in Orlando.
Enhanced IoT/RFID system to better manage “Things”
The systems are already in use in Korean apartment buildings, as well at health-care, retail and industrial sites.
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.