Is There Any Way to Implement RFID in Flexible Packaging?
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Cryogatt Releases Cryogenics Solution
The system combines the company’s readers and software with HID Global’s tags to enable the tracking of frozen specimens inside freezer containers as cold as -321 degrees Fahrenheit.
IoT News Roundup
TCS survey sizes up IoT’s growth; OIC boasts new members, including IBM, and standards specification; Geotab launches new fleet-tracking solution with O2; Redpine Signals launches new multi-protocol expansion board; New hotspot from Novatel and Verizon targets IoT apps.
RFID News Roundup
Thinfilm, G World introduce smart wine bottle solution ••• Smartrac releases DogBone, ShortDipole tags based on Monza R6 chip ••• Canada’s University Health Network to use Haldor RFID system to manage surgical instruments ••• Teijin develops new medical device management RFID solutions ••• Industry groups promote RFID to reform, automate and accelerate tire recalls ••• NeWave’s Wave RFID antenna evolved from New Horizons technology.
HidroMares Helps Port Managers See the Seas to Better Manage Boat Traffic
Using networks of sensors and a cloud-based interface, port managers can get real-time data about water conditions to help them guide ships in and out of port safely and efficiently.
IoT Lights Up Streets With Smart City Initiative
San Jose, Calif., has installed intelligent lighting from Owlet, using Digi’s Smart City sensors and software to manage light levels and track outages.
U.K. Construction Company Collects Inspection Data Onsite With NFC
The McGee Group is using NFC RFID technology and apps from Mobilengine to ensure that its trucks are properly inspected, as well as track tool usage and inspection and worker training at demolition or construction sites.
Consumer Physics Begins Shipping SCiO Pocket Molecular Sensors
The pocket device is designed to help consumers better understand the products they buy, the foods they eat or the medicines they take.
RFID Is Not Just for Big Companies
Small companies, such as watch repairer Stoll & Co., can take advantage of radio frequency identification technology because it’s easier to deploy than ever before.
NSA Offers Block Ciphers to Help Secure RFID Transmissions
The SIMON and SPECK block cipher families are free to use and enable the encryption of transmitted RFID data in any frequency.