RFID
Radio frequency identification technology (RFID) uses simple, low-cost tags to track and locate assets, typically indoors. RFID tracking systems typically use transponders, attached to the objects or people being tracked, and a reader, which obtains data from low-cost RFID tags.
RFID
Radio frequency identification technology (RFID) uses simple, low-cost tags to track and locate assets, typically indoors. RFID tracking systems typically use transponders, attached to the objects or people being tracked, and a reader, which obtains data from low-cost RFID tags.
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Equipment Tracking
Real-Time Location Services: Addressing Safety & Burnout in Healthcare
CenTrak
Mar 16, 2022
Equipment Tracking
Real-Time Location Services: Addressing Safety & Burnout in Healthcare
CenTrak
Mar 16, 2022
Asset Tracking
Retrofitting Beer Keg Trackers in Australia
UnaBiz
Apr 29, 2021
Asset Tracking
Retrofitting Beer Keg Trackers in Australia
UnaBiz
Apr 29, 2021
Cellular
The Role of IoT in Wireless Sensor Technology
Guest Writer
Sep 1, 2020
Cellular
The Role of IoT in Wireless Sensor Technology
Guest Writer
Sep 1, 2020
Asset Tracking
Can IoT Help Manage Pallets and Returnable Packaging? (Yes!)
QuicSolv Solutions Inc.
Aug 8, 2019
Asset Tracking
Can IoT Help Manage Pallets and Returnable Packaging? (Yes!)
QuicSolv Solutions Inc.
Aug 8, 2019
Asset Tracking
RFID for Indoor Asset Tracking
Leverege
Apr 4, 2019
Asset Tracking
RFID for Indoor Asset Tracking
Leverege
Apr 4, 2019
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