In recent years, passive UHF RFID has experienced high volumes and strong growth for the first time. Here we present a summary of our UHF market report, as well as discussion on possible impacts for HF and NFC markets.
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IoT Impact – Part Two: Understanding IoT Data and How IoT Changes Your Business Model
Recommendations for dealing with Internet of Things data, the role of data brokers, and data ownership. How IoT can change a firm’s core business model.
IoT Platforms – Part Two: Local Intelligence Platforms
Internet of Things hardware and software platforms provide local intelligence sitting between the intelligent things and the internet/cloud applications. In some cases, the bulk of the end-to-end solution’s intelligence and intellectual property resides in these local platforms.
Ecosystem Maturity on Display at RFID Live
At the RFID Journal Live show, you can see everyone in the industry from chip makers through the top of the application stack. It was evident that the integration of those end-to-end components has come a long way.
IoT Distributed Intelligence Examples
To help visualize the distributed architecture of the Internet of Things (IoT), we explore specific concrete examples of what distributed intelligence looks like in the smart factory, smart building, precision agriculture, and smart mine.
RFID Software Solutions are Evolving Rapidly
Under the influence of development in the Internet of Things, cloud computing and data analytics, the way RFID value is delivered is evolving rapidly.
Who Owns the Data in SaaS and IoT?
Why does Google know more about your inventory than you do?
NRF Validates RFID’s Coming of Age
Last month I wrote about how RFID Has Quietly Crossed the Chasm, with products, channels and applications reaching commercial maturity. NRF’s Big Show validated this trend with important developments in multiple areas.
Looking Forward to 2015 – RFID Continues Steady Growth
Item level intelligence requirements spur the growth of RFID across sectors such as industrial, manufacturing, retail, transportation, security, healthcare and consumer applications…
Distributed Intelligence in the IoT
The Internet of Things has intelligence distributed throughout many integrated layers. Algorithms and analytics are needed to make sense of the raw data. Often this intelligence needs to reside on the edge of the network close to the source of the data–near the ‘things’ comprising the IoT.