Printed barcodes and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology are two different forms of technology used to read and collect data.

The gas and oil industry is currently facing pressure to become more efficient, and this push only increases as global oil demand continues to rise.

Robotic automation has been a revolutionary technology in the manufacturing sector for some time. In recent days, the collaborative robot (COBOTs) space is growing, and by 2025 it’s expected to reach 34% of all industrial robots sold.

Each of those billions of new IoT devices represents a potential weak link to gain backdoor access to larger, more critical areas of cyberspace, beyond simple Internet access, compromising hospital, and government data networks, even potentially crippling major utility grids via a cyber attack.

Near-field communication (NFC) technology enables electronic devices to communicate and it's being integrated into toys and games.

Originally developed to tackle problems created by rapid line changeovers, mixed-model assembly entails grouping products that share several similarities, including processes, materials, and work content.

The concept of RFID-Tex is typically a textile product equipped with additional electrical/electronic components. The primary objective of implementing these components into garments is to perform an automatic identification function in an RFID system.

People are paying more attention to energy efficiency in new construction projects. This is due to the growing concern about climate change.

The looming dangers of artificial climate change are genuine, and limitless profits today cannot come before the world we leave behind to future generations. More companies now talk of conservation and green manufacturing practices as the primary foundation of being a good corporate citizen.