Blog on RFID Technology and Application

AI programs reduce the repetitive work of doctors, thereby giving more time to doctors for studying your case. The role of AI in healthcare continues to evolve and act as a personal assistant of doctors, but does not replace them.

'India is clearly on the digital transformation fast track,' says Anant Maheshwari, president, Microsoft India

In this blog, we will discuss Data Science vs Artificial Intelligence vs Machine Learning vs Deep Learning. Also, will discuss each of these individually for better understanding.

Traffic and congestion are expensive and annoying problems for any city and its people. It seems to have been getting worse for a while, too. 

Being able to track and have complete visibility into your work in process (WIP) and all the parts moving through your supply chain is obviously valuable.

While it is good news that all kinds of predictions and current technology trends in the IoT world are steadfastly pointing towards everything except a declining IoT sector. The hype is such at this moment that Symantec’s Norton expresses blatantly:

RFID tags are already used widely in passports, library books and gadgets that let cars fly through tollbooths without cash. But those tags are made from silicon, which is more expensive than paper and has to be stuck onto the product as a second step.

What still remains obscure is how to bridge separate data silos of healthcare organizations and enable secure access to their medical data. That’s where blockchain may play its brightest role so far.

RFID should be seen as a strategic tool that can be used to enhance your company's core strategic advantage. If you are a manufacturer that competes by producing goods at the lowest cost, RFID can be used in dozens of ways to take costs out of the system. 

An active RFID system, provided by Triax Technologies, enables Lettire Construction Corp. to track the locations of 140 workers on its site at any given time, to ensure that they are authorized to be there, are not in harm's way and are working where they should be.

In recent years, the internet of things has evolved far beyond Bluetooth-synced personal devices and smart home platforms. Businesses and consumers alike eagerly anticipate the continued advancement of this technology.With wider IoT adoption than ever before, companies are constantly developing new devices for our increasingly connected environment. 

Internet of Things was probably one of the obscure technologies at some point, when people were apprehensive about it, as they didn't know much about it. But that time has long gone. IoT has now become the technology of the masses. Everyone is ready to adopt IoT solutions, to employ the best IoT developers, and own IoT devices.