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RFID News Roundup
Parsl, NXP, Avery Dennison SmarTrac form strategic partnership; STMicroelectronics unveils industrial eSIM for M2M IoT; Balluff offers high-speed RFID read-write heads; Star Systems International intros e-tolling transponder; Kerlink, NetOP Technology create IoT-based wildfire-prevention system; EECC publishes UHF RFID almanac.
Auburn University Issues Mobile Student IDs for Contactless Transactions
The college's mobile Tiger Card can be added to a student's iPhone, Apple Watch or Android phone to open doors and pay for food and merchandise.
‘Here’s My Card’ Goes Digital with NFC
As professionals resume conferences and face-to-face meetings, Moblio's smart business card is enabling users to share contact info with a tap against a phone.
Researchers Develop Smart Furniture with Flexible NFC
A solution developed at Carnegie Mellon's WiTech Lab includes an array of flexible antennas woven into fabric, such as furniture upholstery, that can identify location within a few centimeters and also detect non-tagged items.
Campuses Have Mixed Success with Access Control, Lockdowns
According to a recent survey, the demand for access control, locks, visitor management systems and other solutions is on the rise, but the ability to institute a lockdown still poses a challenge.
NFC Goes Back to School
This fall, thousands of college students will utilize mobile student IDs based on Near Field Communication, thanks to an Apple rollout that will enable purchases and grant building access without the need for physical cards.
RFID News Roundup
iDTRONIC intros NFC RFID tags for industrial applications; NeWave, MobiZcan partner to develop Latin American RFID market; Avidity Science acquires UMG Inc., adding RFID to biomedical research; Spotlite360 explores agriculture use for blockchain, Internet of Things; Quanergy Systems partners with Power Motion on LiDAR.
RFID Readers for EV Chargers: Six Questions to Ask
Charging network managers and equipment manufacturers should be well-informed when deploying an RFID solution.
NFC Brings Wireless Settings Control to Manufacturers
A solution from STMicroelectronics and Feig Electronic enables a single tag and long-range Feig readers to adjust settings on assembly lines, as well as provide inventory management and phone-based access to device use and operation data.
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