Brigade ZoneSafe is a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) proximity warning vehicle safety system. ZoneSafe works by using RFID technology to create detection zones around vehicles, reducing the ...
Want to know the temperature of machine parts before they overheat and cause damage? Monitor water-intolerant assets without opening the container to check each one? Detect strain in concrete? Save ...
In construction, radio-frequency identification devices, or RFIDs, are used for security purposes to monitor jobsites and track workers. At Peru's Port of Callao, the largest port on the Pacific side ...
Construction sites are among the most dynamic and hazardous workplaces globally. Heavy machinery, blind spots, moving vehicles, and limited visibility can lead to serious accidents, often within ...
A novel idea of integrating a sensor into a passive RFID (radio frequency identification) tag made it possible to do away with batteries and wiring. Using a handheld or fixed RFID reader, the tag ...
XO2Tech, a technology startup based in Spain and the United States, has developed a wireless system employing radio frequency identification technology and sensors to help manage the activities and ...
Guards on potentially hazardous equipment are designed to keep personnel out of harm’s way or to shut down the machinery if access is needed. Mechanical safety interlocks and magnetic safety switches ...
US researchers have built an ethylene detecting sensor that communicates with an RFID tag to reduce food waste in the supply chain. The sensor can detect concentrations of ethylene as low as 0.5 parts ...
To date, Nascar pit crews have relied on videotape and stopwatches to measure pit stops. But no more. Michael Waltrip Racing has announced a partnership with Zebra, makers of MotionWorks, a software ...
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