IOT Platforms
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Partner Spotlight – Texas Instruments
At the heart of AiRISTA’s RTLS BLE tags is a Texas Instrument microcontroller unit (MCU). The TI MCU provides transmit and receive functionality for protocols including Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) 5.2.
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Solving Your Supply Chain Issues with RTLS Asset Tracking
Your Supply Chain Issues Aren’t Outside Of Your Control. Implementing RTLS Asset Tracking Can Help Solve Challenges Due To Labor Or Product Shortages.
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What you need to know about Embedded Sensors, Location, and IOT
Embedded sensors combined with location information are driving disruptive use cases in IOT.
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Getting Staff Buy-in for RTLS Projects
Recommendations for getting staff buy-in for technology deployments
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Why Platform Architecture Matters
A description of broker based streaming architectures and why IT needs to drive to a platform
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When to use RTLS vs. RFID to track people and things?
Knowing when to use RTLS and RFID helps align costs with resulting benefits and can even complement each other.