Networking
Better business process is No.1 driver behind RFID
While 2009 was a tough year for IT budgets, enterprises are recognizing the value that radio frequency identification technology (RFID)...
Read moreRFID Tags Arrive on Store Floor as Retailers Go After ROI
For the retailing industry, the adoption of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology this decade has been one long, strange journey: Periods...
Read moreRFID tags work better in building ducts
Researchers have discovered that ventilation ducts at least triple the distance that radio waves from passive RFID tags can travel...
Read moreHigh-tech amusement park keeps special-needs guests connected
Morgan's Wonderland hosts thousands of special-needs children, adults and their families. Each guest at the San Antonio theme park wears...
Read moreFather of RFID, Charles Walton, passes at 89
Charles Walton, inventor of the RFID technology now common everywhere from warehouses to retail stores to public libraries, has died...
Read moreMojix extends its wide-area RFID product for enterprises
Mojix has released a new version of its wide-area RFID tag reading product, now capable of reading tags 600 or...
Read moreRFID: Befuddled by FUD
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology has shown promise as a way to monitor the movement and even the condition of all...
Read moreFireChat’s developer wants to give IoT a mesh-network boost
Internet of Things devices that are too small to reach the Internet by themselves will get help from a vast...
Read more5G: mm-wave signals could power self-charging IoT devices
A 3D-printed antenna could turn high-frequency 5G signals into a wireless power source, potentially eliminating the need for batteries in...
Read moreChip companies working to make Wi-Fi more maker-friendly
Texas Instruments and MediaTek have launched new offerings aimed at making it easier to build IoT (Internet of Things) devices...
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