Oil and gas companies are adopting radio frequency identification technology to better manage assets and inventory, improve drilling and maintenance operations, and protect workers in dangerous environments. But industry experts say they’re missing out on a powerful application.
Journalists at CES in search of the next big thing turn the spotlight on the Internet of Things.
Information can save us from eating, drinking and powering our way to extinction.
A new GS1 standard will make it cost-efficient for retail pharmacies and distributors to verify e-pedigree data.
Every RFID project needs a blueprint that details software components, interfaces and other issues.
RFID can do much more than speed up existing processes.
Businesses are adopting RFID to identify and eradicate the inefficiencies that impede growth and profits.
Lower-power, wireless mesh-networking devices will enable objects to communicate without conventional RFID readers.
A new tag designed by Cambridge Consultants could soon alert consumers that a parcel has been dropped in transit.
End users and systems integrators need more visibility into what products are available and who makes them.