The Grokker enables small and midsize businesses to read tags via their Android or iOS smartphones or tablets, using an app created for the purpose of collecting, managing and viewing data about the tagged items being read.
The four-year-old Finnish company provides a solution that tells municipalities and private collection companies how full their waste containers are.
Efficiencies once unimaginable are now being achieved by companies using radio frequency identification technology.
It may be too late to bring back EPCglobal’s Object Naming Service, but we sure could use it now.
Dubai-based Age Steel is using an airborne RFID reader to inventory and locate tagged bundles of pipes, plates and other items stored in its yard.
A newly launched solution from LUV Advertisements uses RFID to identify the interests of a loyalty card-carrying shopper, and displays video content most appropriate for that individual.
Janam intros new lightweight mobile tablet with embedded RFID ••• Farsens offers battery-free humidity-temperature sensor tag ••• Harting RFID-tags housings for heavy-duty connectors ••• IDTronic unveils single-use RFID wristband ••• Trimble adds greater functionality to ThingMagic Mercury xPRESS sensor hub ••• Ams announces development kit for AS3911 NFC reader chip.
Assisted by SITA Lab, the airport has deployed hundreds of Bluetooth beacons to encourage app development, and to give SITA’s common use registry a test flight.
Assisted by SITA Lab, the airport has deployed hundreds of Bluetooth beacons to encourage app development, and to give SITA’s common use registry a test flight.
Following the successful use of RFID wristbands at Spain’s Low Festival, the e-commerce company expects to offer similar solutions to resorts, cruise ships and sports stadiums.