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Vivint enables deployed servicemen and women to remotely control and monitor their home automation and security systems using the Vivint app on a compatible mobile device or computer. Read Original Content
Family Respiratory in the northeast U.S. has implemented a barcode system for inventory and process automation. The company experienced error ratios of .001 or less since implementing the system. Read Original Content
To help determine if benefits outweigh the costs of implementing RFID technology, DC Velocity provides five reasons RFID technology might be right for you. Read Original Content
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QR codes were used for the 2012 Major League Baseball All-Star game to enable fans to have tickets sent to their mobile devices and for numerous interactive promotions. Read Original Content
Black Diamond Advanced Technology’s Modular Tactical System will be utilized by the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command for the Operator Control System. The system incorporates a tactical vest with power management and a rugged computing device and will primarily be used by Special Operations Forces. Read Original Content
The RFID division at Avery Dennison is the fastest rising, with revenue tripling from $50 million in 2010 to more than $150 million in 2011. The company sold more than 25 percent of all RFID tags in 2011. Read Original Content
