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• 52 pages of exclusive articles about RFID, NFC, and Sensor Technology
• Current use cases by BPW Bergische Achsen, Rael Sprinkler, and Zeppelin Rental
• Technology articles with Elatec and Controlant
• AIDC: Global insights
• Research: Smart Campus FACENS in Brazil
• Business Facts from Nigeria
• Key Topics: Logistics, Industry, Asset Management, Healthcare, and Maintenance
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• 54 pages of exclusive articles about RFID, Wireless Sensing, SmartCards, NFC, and BLE
• Current use cases by Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Warsaw Registration Court, Lower Silesian Oncology Centre, Alba Thyment, TransLink Vancouver, Barcelona Municipality, and Tel Aviv Yafo Municipality
• Technology articles with Feig, Siemens, NXP Semiconductors, HID Global, and B-Id
• Key topics: document management, healthcare, retail, smart city and wireless technology
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New in March 2018: RFID & Wireless IoT Search Engine!

Today, rfid-im-blick.de/en is your first stop online for every wireless IoT research. Information on hardware and software, consulting, use cases, products and provider contacts are presented by category. The result: over 1,000 users visit the website each day. Numerous initiations of business start on this platform.

The name of the new online product – the RFID & Wireless IoT Search Engine – stands for a broad scope of information, globally available 365 days per year, 24 hours per day. The new portal publishes information about products, company profiles, and solutions in one single central research platform. Usability is created by categorising companies and products, as well as a well-thought-out structure and intuitive links between information.

New safety sensors for operator protection

Safety systems for the protection of personnel are this year’s hot topic for Contrinex at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg, stand 7A-406. Highlights include the unveiling of two new series of safety sensors, certified category 4 according to ISO 13849-1. Types are available with magnetic or RFID coding, which not only ensures immunity to mutual interference, but also largely eliminates the risk of tampering.

Expanded sensor functionality turns RFID transponders into multi-functional devices

With its RFID interface sensor, Neosid expands its portfolio with a new type of product. The innovative RFID tags are able to measure physical properties such as temperature, moisture, pressure, oscillation, or acceleration. Through additional sensor data, the quality of logistics and manufacturing processes can be improved. Matthias Höß and Yilmaz Benzer, Neosid, share their insights into new RFID applications in an interview with “RFID & Wireless IoT Global”.

Matthias Höß, Lead Developer, and Yilmaz Benzer, Sales & Marketing, Neosid, in an interview with “RFID & Wireless IoT Global”

Farsens offers RFID and Bluetooth sensor solutions for all industries

Spanish sensor specialist Farsens specialises in proprietary RFID and BLE sensor solutions for numerous applications. The company's ICs are able to supply and communicate with external components. Farsens' product portfolio also includes battery-free RFID sensors and actuators of all types: temperature, pressure, force, LED, relay, switch monitor, and much more. In addition, they also offer battery-assisted Bluetooth sensors. Mario Rey, Commercial Director, Farsens, reports about possible application areas in predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, or temperature control. He gives insights into current projects in healthcare and agriculture.

Mario Rey, Commercial Director, Farsens, in an interview with “RFID im Blick”

Two-day technology and operational expertise conference

In one week, on September 27, the leading European event for wireless technology – RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow – is set to open its doors. Don't delay, register now!

The 2017 edition is bigger, more international and more varied than ever: With 56 exhibitors from 15 countries, the exhibition floor offers attendees their pick of the most experienced, high-profile RFID and wireless IoT companies!

NXP‘s comprehensive technology solution for food retailers reduces food waste, boosts sales, and increases environmental protection

Food retailers face major challenges: non-transparent flows of goods, food waste due to expired products, and dissatisfied customers. Food scandals and product manipulations also pose a risk. A modernisation process could be an answer. But which features do technological innovations need to fulfil to generate benefits and a sustainable ROI for the retailer?

NXP Semiconductors offers a holistic NFC sensor and RAIN RFID Tag IC solution for tracking and tracing, temperature monitoring, moisture detection, tamper detection, and more in food retail. In an interview with “RFID & Wireless IoT Global”, Ralf Kodritsch shows how technological modernisation provides product transparency, product security, optimised internal processes, increased sales, more environmental protection, and enhanced customer loyalty.

Ralf Kodritsch, Director Global Segment Manager RFID Solutions, NXP Semiconductors, in an interview with “RFID & Wireless IoT Global”

Two-day technology and operational expertise conference

On September 27, RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow, the leading European event for RFID and wireless IoT technologies, opens its doors! At the two-day event, providers and users present the newest technological developments, as well as successful process optimisation with RFID, NFC, BLE, LPWAN, Wi-Fi, and more.

In Forum 2 on User Day, logistics processes are key!

Optimising logistics processes, connecting the global supply chain and using innovative technologies with added value: In Forum 2 “Logistics & Supply Chain” on User Day, September 28, users and researchers such as Volkswagen OTLG, Witte Automotive and the TU München present the potentials of wireless IoT logistics.