Xterprise rebrands as SML Intelligent Inventory Solutions, plans 2015 announcements ••• ITL acquires majority ownership of Overheer, plans to offer complete RFID solution ••• L-com announces new embedded PCB antennas for OEM applications ••• Asset Vue intros new solutions for data center IT asset management ••• Hotels in Azerbaijan, Slovenia and Mauritius adopt InvoTech’s linen-tracking system.
The Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation met to discuss how the U.S. Congress can foster the development and proliferation of IoT technologies in a way that neither harms consumer privacy nor stifles innovation.
The car manufacturer is tracking which components are installed in its prototype vehicles, and is monitoring the cars’ locations to reduce their chances of being seen by unauthorized parties.
We asked a security expert to evaluate the Federal Trade Commission’s security guidance for consumer-facing IoT products.
An Italian clothing company, U.S. sports teams and a National Geographic museum exhibit are all using Signal360 Bluetooth beacons, which transmit inaudible sounds that most smartphones can detect.
With or without drivers, private fleets are primed to emerge as IoT network nodes.
Visitors can now utilize their lift tickets to make purchases at restaurants, stores and rental offices, while ski instructors can use the technology to track class sizes.
The company, which already sells a GPS-based solution designed to help caregivers monitor the outdoor locations of patients with Alzheimer’s or other cognitive illnesses, is now offering a Bluetooth version for monitoring patient locations inside care facilities.
I am hearing from many people who say more companies seem to “get” radio frequency identification—and for good reason.
Blesh is supplying beacons designed to enable smartphones to receive and respond to beacon transmissions without requiring an app.