Voyantic system measures effects of repeatedly bending a tag ••• Technology Solutions (UK) Ltd. intros Bluetooth rugged UHF RFID reader ••• Junmp announces switch-augmented RFID tag ••• SenseStone introduces ultra-small RFID tags ••• Mikron unveils two new HF RFID chips.
Ten years following its founding, RFID system vendor Mojix now uses a wide range of sensor technologies to help customers. Its new software platform, ViZix, is designed to manage a range of sensor data and workflows.
…Extends Real-time Visibility and IoT to Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, and Mining Industries
PrecyseTech, a leading pioneer of wireless Remote Entity Awareness and Control (REAC) solutions for managing high-value physical assets and personnel, announced today an increase in clients leveraging its Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications for the oil and gas, mining and logistics industries.
Alien Technology intros self-adapting enterprise-class reader, two new antennas ••• DELO, Mühlbauer advance partnership with new foil cartridge for RFID adhesives ••• Checkpoint Systems’ unveils new RFID labels for health, beauty, cosmetics ••• Juniper Systems showcases rugged notebook with built-in Bluetooth RFID reader ••• IDTronic presents new RFID handheld computer with Android, new readers and modules ••• HID Global intros RFID tag for tracking linens and garments, new Microsoft authentication solution.
The NFC Forum expects that a new standard that certifies data being written to Near Field Communication tags will make more companies interested in integrating NFC technology into products and services.
The company is offering the system, developed in partnership with JPL RFID, to its oil and gas customers, to ensure that samples from a drill site can be tracked.
The foil-CapTag, developed in partnership with ePix and Interactive Product Solutions, offers a 15-foot read range by leveraging a bottle’s foil packaging and liquid contents.
Patented Real Time Location Services Solution Breaks the Performance-cost Barrier of Existing Ultra Wideband-based Products
The technology is being tested by two aerospace companies to track the movements of work-in-progress or tools, by forwarding read data across a mesh network to a single gateway reader.