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a complete product suite of the world’s most accurate passive RFID readers. ... Demonstrating excellence in innovation technology and leadership; Sabesan has achieved something utterly unique.

By linking computer networks to sensors and identification technologies, such as radio frequency identification (RFID), almost any information about an individual product or component can be obtained in real time – from ... developing distributed

287682, Technology Design Kit for Printed Electronics). - ORICLA (FP7-ICT-2009-4, GA No. ... 247798, Towards Electronic Product Coding with RFID tags based on hybrid organic-oxide complementary thin-film technology).

I invented and developed the World’s most accurate passive RFID technology. ... chain and logistics sectors with a complete product suite of the world’s most accurate RFID readers.

PhD student Ellie Siva and colleagues at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich and the National Technical University of Athens. ... For instance, the researchers have previously examined how radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology

Data capture has been one of the primary focuses of DIAL research, initially through the development of RFID technology and increasingly through sensors to extract fine-grained traceability data from industrial ... We worked with an AI technology –

PervasID is a technology company that designs and manufactures world-leading, passive RFID fixed readers systems for automating inventory tracking, stock taking and asset management processes.

DIAL works with leading international companies in areas ranging from RFID technology development to through-life product information management. ... Organising Production Technology Into Most Responsive States - 3D Print Machine Enabled

Since then RedBite’s RFID technologies have been deployed around the world and we have proven that we can transform the way in which global deployments of RFID are managed. ... RedBite a technology company that turns physical objects into smart objects

The day's programme was divided between time in Cambridge AutoID Labs, learning about its RFID technology, and developing an understanding about manufacturing through a series of games.