By definition from Wikipedia The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or “things” embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity to enable it to achieve greater value and service by exchanging data with the manufacturer, operator and/or other connected devices. Each thing is uniquely identifiable through its embedded computing system but is able […]
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The project, which concluded on time in November 2014, entailed installing roughly 466 trucks with equipment, hardware and accessories to improve oil field services and chemical delivery throughout operations in the U.S. and Canada. In addition, more than 500 additional trucks were inspected to ensure all existing systems were in proper working order.
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The new Smart-Ex® 01 for Zone 1 / Division 1 Made of extreme shock and scratch-resistant Gorilla® Glass 2, the large display of this intrinsically safe smartphone increases the workers productivity due to the larger work surface. Whether wearing gloves or having wet fingers, the multi-touch display is always easy and exact to use. Google certified
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Meet the device that will significantly improve efficiency in the warehouse. The new Falcon™ X3+ mobile computer from Datalogic offers advanced features and performance that make operations in the warehouse faster, easier and more accurate. Use the new 2D Extra Long Range version for the highest shelves and take advantage of the improved working ranges
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It’s more than 8,400 miles from Goa, India to the Kansas City, Mo, but the 22 hours of flight time was endured by two of our off-shore teammates, Ivo Costa and Gaurav Borkar proved well worth it for our whole development team. At DCT, we have employed an offshore team through Creative Capsule, a Kansas
C# Comes to Smart Phones? Recent rumors of a Microsoft investment of an acquisition of Xamarin has our development staff giddy at the thought of creating native code for IOS and Android in the familiar IDE of Visual Studio. We actually started our R&D into developing software for iPad with Xamarin’s predecessor Mono in late 2010. At that
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And… We’re Back! Welcome to the most recent reboot of our Blog Site. We attack this project with fits and starts it seems. There are a number of reasons that we have lacked consistency in producing this site. Primarily, it has been an issue of quality. We have always felt that sending out a collection
What’s New in Scout: Software Enhancements for Route Sales Route sales and DSD are perhaps the oldest “mobile computing” application in use since the 80’s. Way back when, DCT created its first “outside the four walls” system for Paris Brothers Distributing. It included a pocket PC made by Symbol and a custom-built cable that connected
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Can Microsoft Boost Sales of the Surface? Although Microsoft has attempted to stay mum on sales figures of their tablet, the Surface, it is no secret that the numbers haven’t been strong. The IDC recentlyreleased datasuggesting that sales of the Surface didn’t even reach the one million mark in the first quarter of 2013. Microsoft
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Bluetooth Scanners-Scan Me Hands-Free! The new generation of low cost smart phones and tablets opens up a wide variety of new business opportunities for route sales and DSD companies. However, while running a direct store delivery program on an Android-based device is easy to understand and train, barcode scanning is a challenge, to say the least.
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