This article was originally published by RFID Update. July 11, 2005—CNET ran an article last week on the developments in RFID-enabled robots, a field that is fast moving from science fiction to ...

As teams of rescue workers moved throughout New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck that area in August 2005, they frequently wrote codes on buildings to inform groups arriving behind them of ...

We already use dogs and monkeys as service animals to help people with disabilities, so why not use robots as well? Researchers at Georgia Tech have combined RFID tags, long-distance scanners, and a ...

This little robot acts as a personal assistant that keeps tabs on the things you take with you in the morning. You can tag your essentials like wallet, keys, cellphone, etc. with tiny RFID tags which ...

Over the years, technology has developed and become even more intuitive (more than we may have ever thought). Looking back 20 years, we were all using a small Nokia phone; fast forward to 2025, and ...

The enterprise technology provider said in a regulatory filing it would dispose of or exit its robotics business in favor of its core offerings.

Beyond the warehouse, HRC is applicable across industries requiring asset counting, tracking, and optimizing processes.. Working with cobots streamlines productivity, even during peak demand.” — Paul ...

After barcodes were put into use more than 50 years ago, the technology revolutionized the grocery business. The technology also revolutionized nearly everything else in the supply chain and logistics ...

*Will RFID-equipped robots rule the world? No way. But RFID tags might make a kind of handy Braille for mobile machines that are notoriously bad at vision.... http ...