Advantages of Using RFID Tags Instead of Barcodes
Printed barcodes and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology are two different forms of technology that are used for reading and collecting data.
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NB-IoT-Enabled Devices Make Everything Smarter
Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT), also known as LTE Cat NB1, is about to connect billions of devices in a smarter way. It’s cost-efficient, supports lower-power consumption to use low-cost devices, and provides a wide range of coverage. This low power wide area (LPWA) technology is making economies of scale a valid theory for the IoT industry; it connects
Latest Smart Electronic Gadgets for Pet Owners
In 2017, Americans spent $69.51 billion on their pets and the global market is estimated at $109 billion; millennials are the largest group of pet owners.
RFID Solutions Improve Railway Management
RFID technology began showing up on railcars in the mid-1980s. Then, the technology was used to track the delivery of products from one location to another.
Next Green Breakthrough: Printable Solar Cells
Printable solar cells turn any surface into a solar generator, bringing the advantages of low-cost renewable energy to any location.
Electronic Devices that are Used to Create Music
You can now do the same types of recordings that you'd do in a studio using electronic devices and a few vocals on a smaller budget.
RFID Surgical Instrument Tracking Prevents RSI
RFID surgical instrument tracking systems enable hospitals to have a faster, comprehensive accounting of materials before and after surgery.
IoT Smart Weather Stations for Home Use
Smart weather stations closely monitor climate conditions right where they’re located using IoT (Internet of Things) technology.
Improving Design & Manufacturing Collaboration
Many electronics manufacturers tend to compartmentalize or silo their departments, such as the design team vs. assembly-related functions.
Communication Trends: Telegraphs to Smartphones
In ancient times, information was transmitted across long distances via drum beats or smoke signals; however, these methods were limited by the weather.