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Comprion, Giesecke+Devrient Partner for IoT eSIM Solutions

Comprion and Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) have entered into a partnership to provide mutually validated solutions as well as a development and testing environment for SGP.32 based IoT eSIM solutions. Providers and...

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RFID Beyond Bluetooth and UWB SPARK Microsystems Alberto Prud'homme

Beyond Bluetooth and UWB: How Low-Energy UWB Is Redefining Presence and Proximity Sensing

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Walmart, Vusion to Deploy Connected Store Platform Across Mexico

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Ambient IoT Alliance

Tech Industry Leaders Form the Ambient IoT Alliance

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IEEE Experts Reveal the Future of RFID Innovation RAIN Alliance President & CEO, Aileen Ryan, and members of the technical committee of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) RFID Conference Dan Dobkin and Brian Degnan

IEEE Experts Reveal the Future of RFID Innovation: RFID Journal Interview

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Sensors Probe for Data in Ice and Mud

University of Southampton researchers have deployed wireless sensor systems to gather information about glacier movement, as well as forecast mudslides.

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RFID in the U.S. Retail Sector

Are companies adopting the technology—and, if so, where and how?

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