IoT News Roundup
EVRYTHNG seeks to disrupt the IoT gateway; KeyPOD keeps an eye on heavy equipment; Bosch announces IoT Cloud; GE makes Predix generally available, releases new UI; CALLUP offers new SIM management service.
EVRYTHNG seeks to disrupt the IoT gateway; KeyPOD keeps an eye on heavy equipment; Bosch announces IoT Cloud; GE makes Predix generally available, releases new UI; CALLUP offers new SIM management service.
Tego, Smartrac partner on UHF tags for challenging industrial environments ••• Smartrac launches passive UHF moisture-sensing inlay for health care ••• Siemens intros adaptive-polarization RFID reader antenna ••• View Technologies initiates starter program for RTLS, RFID solution providers ••• NeWave unveils Floor-Mount Portal ••• L-com to make, sell wireless sensors from Point Six ••• Tectus releases multi-frequency pen-shaped RFID reader.
Travelers are ever more engaged with their smartphones, and airports and airlines are eager to leverage beacons to engage more with them.
End users from Airbus, Boeing, Delta Air Lines, KLM, Orbital ATK, the U.S. Air Force and Northup Grumman will share best practices and adoption strategies at RFID Journal’s 14th annual event, being held on May. 3-5, in Orlando.
The Colombian retailer is using APES’ hosted cloud-based RFID solution, which is designed to make installation easy and inexpensive.
GUPSY’s monitor uses a connected camera and insect trap that would act as an early-warning system for building owners or managers.
End users from Airbus, Boeing, Delta Air Lines, KLM, Orbital ATK, the U.S. Air Force and Northrop Grumman will share best practices and adoption strategies at RFID Journal’s 14th annual event.
The company’s system is designed to streamline the process of storing and retrieving checked coats and bags at concert halls and other public buildings.
Getting more women into the IoT workforce requires a level playing field, not an easier one.
Extra Optical is piloting a system from Norway Post agency Bring to view when shipments to customers enter and exit the carrier’s distribution centers, so that deliveries can be tracked automatically.