How IoT is Transforming Surprising Industries Like Construction
Imagine a construction site where materials are tracked in real time, and potential equipment failures are predicted before…
Expert Views October 22
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Telescopic Handler Leverages RFID to Automate Safety Decisions
Magni has released its latest telehandler equipment: a rotating crane and lift that identifies attachments with RFID technology…
News August 26
RFIDJournal.com’s Best of 2023: Star Cement Boosts Logistics Efficiency with Sensors, RFID
A solution from Kemar Automation includes reader gates at entry and exit points, loading areas, weight stations and…
How-To & Best Practices December 18
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RecoHand and Locus Origin Robot Working Together
RFID is a critical component in the warehouse of the future with robots and humans collaborating Human-Robot Collaboration is made possible through new partnerships like the one between AsReader, Teijin…
December 4
RFID Poised for Big Tire Industry Rollout
As the industry prepares to digitize all new tires, companies have been testing RFID in their products and…
News May 9
Using Data to Make Accidents a Thing of the Past
How can site managers know they are reaching the best possible levels of safety and efficiency?
Expert Views March 26
ToolWatch Offers Heavy Equipment Management with GPS
A system to manage the location and status of construction or industrial equipment on worksites has been expanded…
News February 13
Connected Vest Protects Workers via AI, BLE
Truck companies, construction firms and utilities are employing a Swanholm Technology solution to detect if workers are at…
News November 28
E.U. Digital Passport Workgroups Launching Circular Economy Efforts
A consortium of agencies and companies, including Avery Dennison, is planning a program to identify textiles, batteries, and…
News November 11
Companies Testing New Passive RFID Sensing Tags
Omni-ID's five new products are battery-free labels with sensors and UHF functionality to transmit data, such as temperature…
News May 25
