
Emerging Technologies


RFID-free IC Responds to Phone Interrogations
UC San Diego's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has built a solution by which a passive tag with a low-cost IC could be interrogated via a cell phone's BLE, Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity.
Edge and Cloud Video Gain Momentum
Deploying such surveillance technologies can improve employee safety, building security and business productivity.
Brands Take the Wheel
Why the next industrial revolution will be driven by artificial intelligence.
Educating Readers on the Benefits of RFID and the Internet of Things
White papers are a valuable source of information for those seeking to learn more about innovative technologies. Here are several recent papers we've added to our library.
How Hospitals Can Benefit from Connected Technologies
CRTKL's Mario Sanchez explains the value of deploying Bluetooth Low Energy, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and other tech.
Identifying Revenue Opportunities with RFID and Accelerated Big Data Analytics
Enterprises that do this can identify areas of improvement and focus resources to recession-proof their business.
RFID News Roundup
Lululemon selects Nedap RFID tech for product availability; Nordic Semiconductor offers IC, development kit for IoT; STMicroelectronics unveils AI developer cloud, BLE SoCs; Cybertrust, Quantinuum platform secures IoT devices; Murata demos small RFID tag, batteries for healthcare; Wiliot, ABI Research to discuss ambient IoT in Barcelona.
RFID Poised to Address Classified Document Losses
Researchers at Tampere University and Ohio State University are building systems that could enable the tracking of tagged documents using power from area light or Wi-Fi to send location data in real time.