Designed to drive high-volume RAIN RFID retail applications both in store and throughout entire supply chain Source: SML Group Launches GB3_R6 and MAZE_R6 Inlays Based On Impinj Monza® R6 Chip
It's great when retailers bring new technology innovations to the market. It's even pretty good when they adapt not-so-new innovations to their processes in ways that help customers and/or the bottom line. What isn't so great is taking credit for a technology that's been around for a while — presumably
repubHub: Where editors, bloggers and marketers get licensed, republishable content. Source: New high-tech number plates to be rolled out July | Business Daily (Kenya) | repubHub
An IDC report indicates the market for the Internet of Things will only become more robust over the next few years. An increase use in retail digital signage will help the IoT market grow 19 percent in 2015. Source: Trimble Introduces Autonomous Operation Support in its ThingMagic Mercury API -
Researchers at Auburn University's new Radio Frequency Identification lab are working with technology that could soon make shopping a breeze. Source: Auburn and Amazon team up for retail research - MyFoxAL.com - FOX6 WBRC Birmingham, AL
It started with a single project and then a basement laboratory. Source: Auburn University cuts the ribbon on new RFID laboratory - OANow.com: Auburn
Source: RFID: New Tag Technology Will Elevate Target’s Guest Experience
Shelton, Conn. (May 19, 2015) – SecureRF, a leading provider of security solutions for the Internet of Things, announced that it has been recognized as a 2015 “Cool Vendor in Mobile Security and Internet of Things Security” by Gartner Inc., the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company. http://www.securerf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Gartner-Press-Release_Final.pdf
SML will collaborate with RAIN Alliance to advance the use of UHF RFID technology in the global apparel branding and packaging marketNew York, NY (PRWEB) ... Source: SML Group Joins RAIN RFID Alliance | Benzinga
The Ohio hospital is employing RFID to learn how long it takes for patients arriving at its emergency department to be transferred from stretchers to beds, which has helped it to minimize delays. Source: Summa Akron City Hospital Tracks EMS Stretchers, Reduces Wait Times - RFID Journal