Abstract: In various embodiments, an RFID Antenna/Tag Location Configuration device (RLC) may facilitate placement of one or more RFID antennas in a physical space. The RLC may collect RFID data from tags determine which of the RFID antennas need to be relocated. The RLC may determine, based on collected RFID data, whether each antenna is a dominant antenna and/or has a substantial read rate. If an antenna is not dominant and/or does not exhibit a substantial read-rate, the RLC ma indicate that the antenna should be relocated. The RLC may also be configured to filter collected RFID data prior to using the data for determination of antennas. The RLC may also determine, using the RFID antennas, a physical location of RFID tags in the physical space using detected signal strength for RFID tags. Additional embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to dynamically adjust an analytics threshold are disclosed. An example method includes analyzing a set of probabilities of injury to determine minimum and maximum probability in the set based on a request for an injury risk for a target player; determining possible thresholds to divide the probabilities of injury between the minimum and maximum probability; converting the probabilities of injury into percentages of injury based on at least one of the possible thresholds; distributing the percentages of injury into a plurality of bands based on the possible threshold(s); comparing the percentages of injury in each of the plurality of bands according to a criterion; and when the criterion is satisfied, updating a target threshold to classify the injury risk for the target player based on at least one of the possible thresholds dividing the percentages of injury in the plurality of bands and outputting the injury risk for the target player.

Abstract: In various embodiments, an RFID Antenna/Tag Location Configuration device (RLC) may facilitate placement of one or more RFID antennas in a physical space. The RLC may collect RFID data from tags determine which of the RFID antennas need to be relocated. The RLC may determine, based on collected RFID data, whether each antenna is a dominant antenna and/or has a substantial read rate. If an antenna is not dominant and/or does not exhibit a substantial read-rate, the RLC ma indicate that the antenna should be relocated. The RLC may also be configured to filter collected RFID data prior to using the data for determination of antennas. The RLC may also determine, using the RFID antennas, a physical location of RFID tags in the physical space using detected signal strength for RFID tags. Additional embodiments may be described and/or claimed.