At Nashville’s Music City Center, Beacons Help Visitors Find Their Way
The city’s vast convention center has deployed a Bluetooth beacon solution, developed by Vanderbilt University researchers, that keeps things moving.
The Intranet of Things
The Internet of Things used by consumers and the ones used by companies will likely be very different.
The Intranet of Things
The Internet of Things used by consumers and the ones used by companies will likely be very different.
Security in the Cloud
Here’s how to protect RFID applications from hackers.
Rebecca Minkoff Store Uses RFID to Provide an Immersive Experience
The fashion apparel company’s new store features RFID-enabled touchscreen mirrors in dressing rooms to identify which items a shopper has, as well as provide the option of requesting additional garments, accessories or different sizes, which the sales staff can then deliver to that fitting room.
Senet Partners With IBM, Semtech, Others to Broaden M2M Reach
Armed with a new name and updated technology, Senet hopes to bring its low-power, long-range machine-to-machine services to a wide range of industries.
RFID News Roundup
Keonn announces new reader antenna, tag-encoding stations ••• Adobe adds beacon support to Adobe Marketing Cloud, unveils consumer survey on beacons ••• MTI Wireless launches new RFID antenna line for toll road applications ••• DuPont Microcircuit Materials introduces pure copper conductive ink ••• Confidex expands line of printable, flexible on-metal adhesive labels, intros new hard tag ••• Haldor adds analysis and reporting module to its RFID-enabled surgical solution.
IoT News Roundup
Forrester survey finds firms focused on IoT to boost customer service; Songdo “smart city” to host SparkLab IoT accelerator program; ETSI announces spec for embedded M2M modules.
Impinj Announces Commercial Availability of Its xArray UHF Reader
The device, now being offered by multiple solution providers, is designed to provide always-on inventory monitoring and real-time location data about tagged items, without the high cost of an active RFID system.
ZigBee Alliance Announces Six-in-One Standard Designed for All Users
The organization says the new standard allows a range of applications and was enabled by hardware advances.