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The global transportation and logistics firm turns to RFID to track the location and temperature of shipments.
The global transportation and logistics firm turns to RFID to track the location and temperature of shipments.
The National Football League adopted the Sports Solution to track players during games and training.
The 63-year-old company embraces new technology to manage inventory and keep its dealers well stocked.
The company’s app and service, used in conjunction with GeLo Bluetooth beacons, provide prospective homebuyers with an easy way to receive information on their phones when they come within 180 feet of a property for sale.
The chip maker believes NFC can help make smart home products easier to use.
EMS SignPost’s solution features a magnet with a built-in NFC RFID tag and software on a cloud-based server to store health-related information about a home’s residents.
A Bluetooth-based solution from BLIP Systems employs sensors to capture transmissions from phones and other Bluetooth-enabled devices in trucks and cars, as well as software on a hosted server to analyze traffic conditions and prompt the display of alerts on traffic signage.
As radio frequency identification matures and gains traction, being an advocate for the technology becomes less of a gamble.
RFID enables retailers to turn local inventory into global inventory.
Exam supervisors in Nigeria have been using readers to capture data from RFID-enabled badges to verify each student’s authenticity, as well as create an electronic record of who took a particular test.