Saint Francis Medical Center Employs RFID to Track Staff Training
At the hospital’s request, attendance-software provider DotEnablers developed a mobile version of its event-tracking software, used in conjunction with RF IDeas dongle readers.
For Mining, Construction Firms, Flying Robots Keep Projects on Track
Companies in the extractive industries—including Rio Tinto—and in building construction are using aerial imaging to keep projects running smoothly and safely. We spoke with drone services provider SkyCatch about the top use cases end users are chasing.
The IoT Can Improve Data Center Efficiency—If Customers Don’t Stand in the Way
Sensors inside data centers can work double-duty, tracking assets and monitoring the environment to guide energy-savings programs. But making a real dent in energy usage requires commitment from data centers and their customers.
RFID News Roundup
Ecom instruments intros UHF reader for intrinsically safe iroc-Ci70 handheld computer ••• FineLine’s SolidTag service offers fashion RFID hangtags, labels in low volumes ••• Proventix RFID data helps researchers discover hand-washing compliance patterns ••• Protavic Releases RFID-GO, a matched system of adhesives and inks for tag manufacturers ••• TI RFID readers on rovers prove to be less stressful to penguins ••• LogiTag releases mobile app for hospital inventory management, charge capture.
RFID Brings Greater Efficiency, Product Visibility to Interstate Batteries
The latest phase of the company’s RFID deployment involves two million batteries, 2,200 smart storage and display racks, and 29 delivery trucks.
RFID Journal Introduces Internet of Things Conference
The new event will be co-located with RFID Journal LIVE! 2015, which will be held on Apr. 16-17, in San Diego, Calif.
RFID Journal Introduces Internet of Things Conference
The new event will be co-located with RFID Journal LIVE! 2015, which will be held on Apr. 16-17, in San Diego, Calif.
Smart Jewelry Maker Cuff Takes a New Route to Wearables
Deepa Sood, the company’s founder, discusses her journey from printing 3D prototypes in her garage to generating nearly $1.4 million in sales in just a matter of months.
Sixt Finds RFID Is Key to Improving Customer Service
The global car rental company has deployed the technology at about 200 branches to identify the locations of car keys, thereby reducing customers’ waiting times and automating the collection of data related to when the vehicles are returned.
Second to None
These RFID applications can give retailers the upper hand.