RFID-powered Sensors Can Play a Big Role in the Internet of Things
While energy-harvesting and battery-powered devices can be the right choice for certain applications, passive RFID sensor tags offer a number of advantages.
While energy-harvesting and battery-powered devices can be the right choice for certain applications, passive RFID sensor tags offer a number of advantages.
While energy-harvesting and battery-powered devices can be the right choice for certain applications, passive RFID sensor tags offer a number of advantages.
Thanks to RFID, Matranga can conduct frequent inventory checks within a fraction of the time required to perform manual counts, and has also streamlined its bridal registry.
The group expects next month to commercially release the low-cost EPC Gen 2 UHF reader chip that it developed for its AuthenTick application.
Tyco Retail Solutions unveils new RFID application for retailers; Blue Bite, Creative Mobile Technologies put RFID in taxis; London university tracks smart poster campaign with TAMOCO NFC analytics; Motion Computing adds RFID to rugged tablet; ThingMagic cuts prices on UHF RFID development kits, support services.
RFID Journal’s second Brazilian event will include presentations describing how a major flower wholesaler and a manufacturer of bathroom fixtures are benefiting from RFID technologies.
Je-Nong Cooperative Farm has reduced labor costs by adopting plastic crates with embedded passive UHF EPC tags to document the processing of fruit at its plant.
An RFID solution from Nexess allows Électricité de France to quickly locate replacement parts when a gas turbine fails, keeping downtime to a minimum.
Apple’s new iOS 7 has sparked interest in the beacons—which are basically active RFID tags that use the Bluetooth Low Energy communication protocol—from Major League Baseball and other potential users.
The International RFID Institute is soliciting input regarding a blueprint for its first certification and a roadmap for future certification programs.