IoT News Roundup
Gimbal shrinks beacon, adds USB power; Accenture offering analytics service; Smappee releases energy-management system for small and midsize businesses; AAB Smart Tools announces new pressure meter and companion smartphone app.
Italian Schools Automate Lunch Payments, Orders
A UHF RFID system from Cadan and RFID Global by Softwork enables employees to automatically collect lunch orders as children arrive at schools in the city of Casamassima.
RFID Journal Announces Exhibitors Participating at RFID in Retail and Apparel Event
RFID solution providers serving the retail, apparel, jewelry and accessories industries will share their latest innovations during the conference, being held in New York on Sept. 17.
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 News Roundup
Gimbal expands product line with new USB-powered Bluetooth beacons ••• EnvisionWare launches RFID Tablet Tag ••• Camelback Resort’s lodge and Aquatopia waterpark adopt PDC’s RFID wristband system ••• Sandia National Lab solicits partners to commercialize ‘active authentication’ technology ••• More pharmacies seek automated kit-stocking technologies, according to Kit Check study.
Six Questions for IoT Security Expert Dan Lohrmann
Whether you’re instrumenting your factory with sensor networks or designing a consumer product that leverages Internet of Things technology, Security Mentor’s chief security officer says you need to set your security strategy early.
RainMachine Can’t Make It Rain, But Helps Homeowners Keep Gardens Growing
By linking home irrigation systems to weather forecasts, the new solution saves water and money.
One Small Retailer Abandons RFID
It appears that poor-quality tags and poor process management were at fault.
Panvista’s Beacons Track Trade Show Traffic
The company’s Analytics 360 solution uses battery-powered Bluetooth beacons and is designed to be easy and inexpensive to install.
Panvista’s Beacons Track Trade Show Traffic
The company’s Analytics 360 solution uses battery-powered Bluetooth beacons and is designed to be easy and inexpensive to install.