E+E Elektronik Corp., Canton, MA, offers EE240 wireless sensors to measure humidity, temperature, or carbon dioxide.More>>

The new temperature sensors are waterproof certified to ensure utmost protection for sensitive medications and tissue samples.More>>

Agility has been appointed the official logistics provider for the New Zealand Olympic Committee and so will be handling logistics for the New Zealand teams in the Commonwealth and Olympic Games.More>>

The chip will streamline development of active RFID hardware and is being offered to developers to extend supply chain tracking applications.More>>

The Ultra-Wide-Band RF front-end circuit is intended to provide high-data-rate content exchange between a reader and a remotely powered memory tag.More>>

No wires required for accurate 802.15.4 real time location systems.More>>

Using Melexis' high-frequency RFID-enabled sensor tag IC, Phase IV is applying its expertise in sensor tags to address a greater variety of applications.More>>

The SN3010 from SyChip Inc., Plano, TX, is a low-power, fully compliant ZigBee wireless sensor node that facilitates energy-saving wireless networking applications and includes a complete ZigBee Pro protocol stack supporting the ZigBee Smart Energy and Home Automation profiles.More>>

The IDS-SL900A from IDS Microchip, Wollerau, Switzerland, is a single-chip device based on the EPC Gen2 RFID standard that can automatically track, monitor, time-stamp, and record temperature, pressure, humidity, light, sound, and other information about any goods in supply chain or cold-chain...More>>

Yesterday was Earth Day so how fitting to discuss sensors to monitor extreme natural events, especially after a week of erupting volcanoes, earthquakes, and tropical storms. Specifically, U.K. researchers are using sensors to help predict landslides and flash flooding.More>>