Friday, August 25, 2017
MIT researchers use drone fleets to track warehouse inventory
Most importantly, small drones fly around safely as they read RFID tags on inventory from “tens of meters away” with a 19 cm margin of error, according to a report introducing the system. But warehouse-safe tiny UAVs aren’t big enough to carry RFID readers that reach such a range — so the MIT researchers simply made the drones relay signals from standard readers to items and back. That means
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