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Banks should be using AI to move customer interactions beyond the purely transactional to the intelligence-based to stay ...
GT Linens deal marks the final piece in an integrated supply chain for textiles in laundry facilities, hotels, & healthcare ...
Avery Dennison's RFID-enabled In-Mold Label (IML) portfolio is built to meet the demands of modern reuse and tracking systems ...
Georgia-Pacific is piloting enhanced digital twins at its Savannah River Mill through technology from SAS and Epic Games.
Signicat announced its acquisition of Inverid, the Dutch provider of NFC-based digital identity verification solutions.
Metalcraft is now offering Global Universal RFID Tag, a new product offering seamless performance across both FCC and EU ...
Elatec is a manufacturer of security and access technology, specializing in RFID credentials and readers solutions sold ...
In an era of increasingly powerful AI, professionals can dig deeper into historical data to reveal new insights and more accurate analyses.
Tilly’s is deploying Nedap’s iD Cloud solution to enhance inventory accuracy and optimize product availability.
It’s generally said that the roots of radio frequency identification technology can be traced back to World War II. The Germans, Japanese, Americans and British were all using radar—which had been ...
Here's a plain-English explanation of what radio frequency identification is and why it's suddenly become an important technology.
University of Bremen researchers explain how a vehicle's license plate can function as an antenna for a passive UHF tag, outperforming smart labels on windshields, as well as on-metal tags.
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