
Logistics


Nine Benefits of the IoT in the Logistics and Transportation Industry
Fleet owners and other companies can use the Internet of Things to remotely manage vehicles and garner benefits related to telematics, cognition and advanced analytics.
UWB Alliance Teams with RTLS Open Standards Org Omlox
The joint liaison agreement is aimed at promoting more open standards for UWB and RTLS technologies, as well as easing regulatory demands for UWB power and outdoor use in industrial and other settings.
Tageos Releases Industrial-Focused High-Memory Tags
With increased memory and sensitivity, the company's latest tags are intended to offer a low-cost solution to the aviation, logistics and manufacturing markets, in which the need for RFID sometimes outpaces supply.
Yes, Logistics Is Hard
The problems countries are having distributing COVID-19 vaccines shows why RFID is essential.
RFID Cracks the Nut for Manufacturing Efficiency, Visibility
American Nuts is tracking the receipt of raw nuts, seeds and dried fruit through storage, the production of snack mixes and other products, quality assurance and shipping, using an RFID solution from Senitron.
Call for Entries for 15th Annual RFID Journal Awards
The awards recognize those that have distinguished themselves by their use of RFID or their introduction of a new RFID product or service.
IoT Boosts Railcar Utilization for European Freight Forwarder
Lineas is capturing location and maintenance data about its thousands of freight cars as they travel around Europe and across national borders, allowing the Belgian freight company to not only improve its own railcar usage but share accurate ETA data with its customers.
Lack of IoT Standards Won’t be Resolved Soon, Study Says
Lux Research's "Sensing for Modern Logistics" study finds that the diverse market and variety of technologies means sensor and IoT use will not be standardized any time soon, though pharmaceuticals, food and other industries are beginning to consolidate with customized traceability solutions.