Stories on Wireless IoT

Primo1D E-Thread: Integrated RFID Yarn for Transparency, Circularity, and DPP

Embedding RFID technology directly into textile yarn creates a robust, durable product identity that enhances transparency, process efficiency, and circularity in the textile industry.

Key Topics

• RFID Yarn
• Digital Product Passport
• Textile Supply Chain

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Heroes in Deep Pressure: How Neosid RFID Makes Copenhagen Subsea's Thrusters Unique

Embedding pressure-resistant RFID transponders into vacuum-cast ring thrusters provides enduring identification and enables data-driven maintenance and quality control for extreme-depth marine propulsion systems.

Key Topics

• Deep-sea RFID
• Ring thruster
• Traceability

Involved Companies

Connected Systems at the Diospi Suyana Mission Hospital in Peru

A unified digital access and key management platform can secure, centralize and streamline operations across hospital, educational and guest facilities, enabling scalable, traceable and lower-effort workflows in a mission context.

Key Topics

• Access Control
• Digital Booking
• Technical Support

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RFID in hospital life: Workwear management at the University Medical Center Ljubljana

Implementing an integrated RFID-based system transforms hospital workwear management into a data-driven, automated closed-loop process that improves transparency, efficiency, and compliance.

Key Topics

• RFID Systems
• Textile Logistics
• Operational Analytics

Involved Companies

Level Monitoring of Lubricants with Ultrasound & LoRaWAN at baier & michels

Wireless ultrasonic level monitoring over LoRaWAN provides reliable, continuous lubricant data that enables predictable procurement, reduces manual effort, and scales with production growth.

Key Topics

• Ultrasonic Sensing
• LoRaWAN
• Inventory Automation

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Neosid miniature RFID transponders for metal – robust thanks to ferrite core

Tailored ferrite-core miniature RFID transponders enable robust, long-term identification and digital traceability of metal objects across harsh industrial and medical environments.

Key Topics

• Ferrite cores
• Miniature RFID
• Industrial traceability

Involved Companies

RFID Label Printing: Key to Industrial Production

Integrating RFID label printing with a centralized software platform is essential for modern industrial production to achieve automation, traceability, and operational reliability.

Key Topics

• RFID Label Printing
• Labeling Software
• Production Integration

Involved Companies

Chipless RFID sensors: Sustainable measurement and labeling – without chips

Chipless RFID sensors integrate printable resonator-based identification and measurement to provide a low-cost, battery-free and potentially biodegradable approach for contactless sensing and labeling in industrial and environmental applications.

Key Topics

• Chipless RFID
• Printed Sensors
• Reader Technology

Involved Companies

Digital Product Passport & RFID Yarn: Primo1D Interview

Embedding durable RFID yarn at the material level is essential to making Digital Product Passports operational and to unlocking scalable circular-economy practices across product lifecycles.

Key Topics

• RFID Yarn
• Digital Product Passport
• Circularity

Involved Companies

Road to WIoT25: Why This Event Is Worth Your Calendar

WIoT25 is a practitioner-focused event that enables direct evaluation of wireless IoT hardware, connectivity standards, and integration strategies through hands-on exhibits, technical sessions, and end-user case studies.

Key Topics

• Wireless Hardware
• Protocols
• Use Cases

Involved Companies

SIVA IoT: From Newcomer to Key Player in the RFID Market in 10 Years

Targeted investment in automated RFID converting, focused R&D, and selective global partnerships transformed SIVA IoT into a key RFID market player and a major revenue contributor within ten years.

Key Topics

• RFID Technology
• R&D Strategy
• Channel Partnerships

Involved Companies

A platform for every UHF challenge

A unified UHF reader platform with common protocols, rugged hardware and on-device edge capabilities enables scalable, cross-industry RFID deployments with reduced integration effort and increased operational resilience.

Key Topics

• UHF RFID
• Edge Applications
• Access Control

Involved Companies