The RADLab team said “farewell” to two of our work-term students, Colin Nickoriuk and Kevin de Vlaming, who graduate with Software Development majors this summer from SAIT’s Information Technology program. Nickoriuk and de Vlaming joined our team on a summer…
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By Chris Zaal The RFID Application Development Lab (or RADLab) has been involved in building RFID systems for three years now and in that time we’ve used several different reader types to augment our systems. Usually this was achieved by…
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By Glen Kathler An odd name perhaps for an alliance of UHF RFID organizations, the RAIN acronym is derived from RAdio frequency IdentificatioN. The RAIN Alliance is made up of manufacturers, re-sellers, distributors, solution providers, integrators and academia. Its goal…
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By Sherry Yang In the 1980’s you were the coolest kid if you were wearing a calculator watch. Now, you could almost wear your phone as a watch, like Apple’s iWatch. Wearable technologies are evolving to be smaller, smarter, and…
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In research, collaboration is everything. After discovering a two-step, sustainable way to take toxic PCBs out of soil, University of Calgary professors came to SAIT’s Applied Research and Innovation Services department to work with Environmental Technologies researchers.