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Wiliot, CISC Partner to Advance High-Volume Production of Battery-Free IoT PixelsNews

Wiliot, CISC Partner to Advance High-Volume Production of Battery-Free IoT Pixels

Key takeaways CISC’s BLE Xplorer gives Wiliot manufacturing partners a standardized way to functionally test IoT Pixels at higher speeds and with 100 percent output validation. The partnership is aimed...

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RFID BCN Chris Alberding Your Factory Is Smarter Than Its Network Will Allow

Your Factory Is Smarter Than Its Network Will Allow

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RFID What Is Ambient IoT Energous’ Giampaolo Marino on How Wireless Power Keeps Battery-Free Sensors Running

What Is Ambient IoT? Energous’ Giampaolo Marino on How Wireless Power Keeps Battery-Free Sensors Running: The RFIDJournal.com Q&A

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RBM Software Manoj Mane How AI with RFID Technology is Changing the Retail Inventory Management

How AI with RFID Technology is Changing the Retail Inventory Management

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Tagglu Launches NFC Platform

Tagglu Launches NFC Platform to Connects Everyday Objects to Editable Digital Content

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Mark Roberti

RFID Industry Shows New Life

Last week's RFID Journal LIVE! had a different vibe—one that says the technology is now viewed as an important tool for improving business operations.

Editor's Views May 26
Tageos Intros New RFID Inlays and Tags at LIVE! 2022

Tageos Intros New RFID Inlays and Tags at LIVE! 2022

The company's latest products are designed for on-metal use in the retail sector, in food supply chains and for other applications.

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Smallest UHF RFID Inlay Wins RFID Journal New Product Award

Avery Dennison Smartrac’s AD Dot inlay measures just four by four millimeters and is designed for tracking very small goods such as wearable electronics, cosmetics and drugs.

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