RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow
The Biggest RFID and Wireless IoT Event in Europe
Walt Disney may have been slightly mistaken when he claimed "It's a small world after all." When it comes to logistics, it's a great big world out there--with ample opportunity for your products and materials to experience mishaps if not properly managed.
Tune into the BBC, CNN or even ARD any night of the week and you are certain to hear at least one news story about China.
Whether the topic is the US-China trade war, huge infrastructure projects like the belt and road initiative, record-setting exports, double-digit economic growth, problems of pollution and/or possibilities of population growth...China's rise is ever more obvious and has huge implications on the rest of the world.
NXP’s NTAG 5 boost shrinks the NFC footprint while adding AES security, so designers can deliver ultra-compact devices for use in IoT, consumer, and industrial applications. It is an NFC Forum compliant contactless tag that delivers exceptional read range, giving tiny devices the ability to interact with the cloud and other NFC-enabled devices, including smartphones.
With NTAG 5 boost, the device can connect to the cloud with a single tap. The connection uses an NFC Forum compliant data exchange mechanism involving SRAM to ensure highly inter-operable data transfers.
As the population grows older, the need for innovative solutions in healthcare grows greater--and the prediction of 20 billion networked medical devices worldwide by 2020 will likely be a welcome development.
Wireless technology, OPC adoption, and 5G incorporation is advancing industry, and enhancing connectivity in innovative ways.
The benefits of open platform communications, a lightning-fast 5G network, and maintaining world peace all need to be taken into consideration as we move forward with digitalization and rely more and more on the wIoT.
Technological advances are increasing efficiency, reducing costs and keeping our children safe in an ever more connected world.
Supply chains are being restructured, trade areas are expanding and logistics are experiencing exciting tech developments that may very well result in a new world superpower.
Technology in automotive production is moving forward in leaps and bounds--enhancing the driving experience, improving company bottom lines, and streamlining facilities as vehicles get ever safer and production gets more efficient.
The Nordic ID HH83 is designed by renowned Finnish designer professor Juhani Salovaara. Juhani’s award-winning designs reflect the Nordic principles of long-lasting, customer-centric design and capture timeless beauty. His previous Nordic ID design in the 1990’s is still today in use by customers all over the world.
The WCEvario3D wire laying robot from ruhlamat represents an innovation in wire laying technology. The compact robotic cell offers a new process for three-dimensionally laying (heating) wire on surfaces without the intermediate steps previously required.
