The company is switching to an RFID-based electronic article surveillance system, and is testing the robot’s ability to track inventory to monitor the locations of goods at its flagship store.
The company’s isolation curtains and RF-blocking pads enable users to better control where RFID reader transmissions go, as well as prevent inadvertent tag readings.
With the Internet of Things, the advantage of doing something first can’t come at the cost of doing something foolish.
The athletic apparel company is using iGotcha Media’s solution in its Innovation Showroom, while Grand Fetes Telus employs the technology for access control and linkage to social networking, pictures and contests.
The scope and complexity of many deployments show that RFID can play a role in mission-critical applications.
Florida Hospital, Delta Air Lines and Target are among the finalists for 2016. The winners will be revealed at this year’s LIVE! event, being held on May 3-5.
Offer a simple, cost-efficient solution that delivers value, and you’ll have a customer for life.
Australians who commit to wearing an Intel smart watch and hitting exercise goals can earn discounts of up to 10 percent off their insurance premiums.
RFID health-care solutions can improve many operations and processes, but not all the gains will impact a hospital’s bottom line.
The company is offering its indoor real-time location system software—which leverages a smartphone’s built-in geomagnetic sensor—to a variety of sectors, including retail, transportation and health care.