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Understanding 1W vs. 2W Power Levels: Why More Power Means Better Data

As ambient IoT scales, the difference between 1W and 2W power is increasingly showing up in how consistently data can be captured across real environments. Ambient IoT conversations tend to...

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Avery Dennison, Eventshop Partner Launch Ultimate Fan Experience

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RFID Patrick Maple Integrating RFID Tracking with Aerial Drone Inspections

The Complete Asset Picture: Integrating RFID Tracking with Aerial Drone Inspections

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Halter Delivers Smart Cattle Monitoring with LoRaWAN Connectivity

Halter Delivers Smart Cattle Monitoring with LoRaWAN Connectivity

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RFID Sunderesh S. Heragu What Strategy Should We Pursue to Manage the Demand for Data Centers in the U.S.

What Strategy Should We Pursue to Manage the Demand for Data Centers in the U.S.?

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RFID Tracks Gear for Australian Customs and Border Protection

The agency is using HF passive tags and readers at 22 offices and on numerous vessels, to track the location and maintenance records for thousands of weapons and pieces of…

News December 6

What Is the Ideal Ratio of Tags to Readers for Active RFID-based Real-time Location Systems?

Is there a point at which there might be too many tagged objects for a particular number of interrogators to read? —Name withheld ——— I don’t believe there is an…

News December 5

Who Lost the RFID Industry?

Just as Xerox could have owned the personal-computing sector, several major IT companies are missing the opportunity to make billions of dollars from radio frequency identification.

Editor's Views December 5