RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow
The Biggest RFID and Wireless IoT Event in Europe
October 27th & 28th at the darmstadtium
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Connected factories for the future
Industrial experts will gather on October 27th to discuss the most recent advances in industrial wIoT from AI applications and Digital Twins to RFID tags and new sensor technologies. State-of-the-art communications such as expanded 5G networks and OPC UA help to improve production lines and react flexibly to dynamic markets. In highly automated productions, identification systems must be perfectly precise, hardware must be robust, and RFID detection technologies must survive harsh environments.
Moving the needle on healthcare technology
Healthcare experts will gather on October 27th to share new technologies that are taking hospital digitalization to the next level. From laundry processing to instrument management, RFID and wireless IoT technologies are preventing contamination of surgical instruments, improving tracking, perfecting inventories, shrinking high-priced medical equipment, and correcting the distribution of medication. Find out more about the new tech tools hospitals and medical providers are putting to great use.
Improving inventory implementation
Retail experts will gather on October 27th to discuss the most recent advances in perfecting the art of inventories. Increasing stock accuracy while reducing workload makes for an impressive ROI. When the automated inventory is based on a source-tagging solution, the entire supply chain benefits and the process a product goes through: from its manufacture to the customer's shopping bag is completely transparent. Learn more about tracking data and optimizing potential!
Consumer IoT - The People in the Spotlight
In this forum on October 27, the consumer is the focus of attention and the answer to the question: How does each and every one of us benefit from the digital transformation? Experts will report on forward-looking technological developments from a wide range of areas. From intelligent living and shopping to sports and leisure, all the major topic areas are represented with a focus on the end customer.
Find out where the auto industry is heading
Automotive experts and users alike will gather on October 28th to provide the latest industry advances from AI and V2X to 5G and HFCV. Speakers will present wIoT technology applications such as RFID, BLE and LPWAN that are being combined with AutoID and sensor solutions to improve vehicle development and vehicle production. From spec sheet to proof-of-concept, get tips for selecting the right hardware, as well as answers to your IT questions.
Opening the door to Logistics 4.0
Logistics and supply chain experts will gather on October 28th to discuss streamlined processes in asset management, combining identification and monitoring in data logs, and new efficiencies reached via wIoT devices. Find out how wIoT technology apps are being used: RFID gates that record hundreds of pallets as a truck passes through, wIoT-equipped drones with camera systems that create transparency in previously-concealed areas, luggage handling systems that ensure your suitcase isn't lost.
The driver of community transformation
Experts from the smart citiy sector will meet on 28 October.The applications range from traffic management, networked water consumption and network peak detection to environmental sensors and open data platforms to make cities smarter, more efficient and ultimately more liveable. On the stage there will be presentations on technologies and applications that bring the future a big step closer.
Tomorrow's technologies today
Security is the main topic at this expert forum on 28 October. Digital transformation processes do not work without a suitable security concept and the use of appropriate secure technologies. And this applies to almost every application in which Wireless IoT technologies are used. In this forum, you will find out what possibilities there are and how these advantages can be generated in applications across all industries.