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RFID JOURNAL

RFID Yinghang Wu An RFID Read Is Not Yet a Saleable Product IdentityExpert Views

An RFID Read Is Not Yet a Saleable Product Identity

RFID can tell a distributor that a tagged item passed through a doorway at a recorded time. That event does not establish that the item is the exact version the...

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Wireless Broadband Alliance, FIDO Alliance Validate Wi-Fi Onboarding for IoT and Edge Devices

Wireless Broadband Alliance, FIDO Alliance Validate Wi-Fi Onboarding for IoT and Edge Devices

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RFID Jeremy Barth The Overhead Crane Joins the Internet of Things

The Overhead Crane Joins the Internet of Things

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RFID Impinj's Matt Branda on Physical Intelligence

Impinj’s Matt Branda on Physical Intelligence, Physical AI and the Data Enterprise AI Needs: The RFID Journal Q&A

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RFID Benne Verstraete Why RFID Projects Fail

Why RFID Projects Fail: The Problem Is Usually Not the Technology

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Coursework Prepares Professionals for RFID and the Internet of Things

The market offers both free and paid options for varied audiences and diverse needs.

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RFID News Roundup

Weir Oil & Gas upgrades its RFID-based service platform ••• Samsung SDS, Telensa partner on smart-city solutions ••• ERM Advanced Telematics, Altair Semiconductor team up on automotive IoT asset-tracking tech…

News May 9

New RFID Staple Tag for Rough Wood Tracks Timber

Utility Composites' SunDog tag can be stapled directly into a tree, plank, pallet, railroad tie or other wooden item, with a read range of 35 feet, and can be read…

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