While RFID is used for keeping track of fixed and movable assets, GPS is specifically oriented towards large, high-value movable assets, from construction equipment to forklifts and other vehicles.

Asset tracking occurs when a company tracks its physical assets. To do this, you have to equip your assets with a GPS tracking system, a barcode scanner or a radio-frequency identification (RFID).

Earlier this month, I went to Palo Alto, Calif., to meet with scientists Cyril Brignone, Craig Sayers, and Salil Pradhan. They demonstrated for me a practical IT asset-tracking solution for ...

Asset tracking allows businesses to log the location and status of items, using smart GPS, RFID, or barcode technologies, either manually or in real time, depending on the provider.

The new platform, called Radar+, builds on Radar's core inventory tracking and optimization technology which provides ...

Dublin, Sept. 10, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Physical and Digital Asset Tracking Market Technologies and Solutions: GPS, RFID, IoT, and Blockchain 2020 - 2025" report has been added to ...

EarthSearch Communications International's AutoSearch is an asset management system that combines GPS and RFID to track property assets in transit and EarthSearch Communications International's ...

2. Technologies and Integration. Technology plays a pivotal role in asset tracking. Modern systems leverage technologies such as GPS, RFID, barcode scanning, and IoT devices.

By early 2018, the company expects to be selling its Asset Trackers, which come with UHF RFID transponders as well as active RFID, BLE, GPS, cellular and LoRa functionality. The trackers can be ...

Businesses across industries face mounting pressure to maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain tight control over ...