No Theory: Real Wireless IoT Success Stories

In connected environments, identifying assets is no longer enough—ensuring they remain authentic and untampered is critical.

This session explores how tamper-evident RFID combines physical and digital security to protect assets and data. HID will highlight approaches such as visual tamper evidence, electrical detection, and secure authentication, and how they work together in real-world applications. 

Through examples from logistics, compliance, brand protection, and asset monitoring, attendees will learn how these technologies:

• Ensure integrity and authenticity of assets

• Enable secure authentication and anti-counterfeiting

• Improve inspection and compliance workflows

• Provide traceability and real-time alerts

About Rony Varghese

Rony Varghese, is a Business Development Manager at HID, where he drives the expansion of the HID`s passive packaged UHF RFID portfolio and leads the delivery of innovative, high‑impact technology solutions for global customers. His career spans engineering, operations, product strategy, and complex project delivery across sectors. Known for aligning RFID product capabilities with market needs, Rony brings deep expertise in end‑to‑end implementation, partner enablement, and cross‑functional leadership.

Under the PPWR, the transition period for plant packaging runs through the end of 2029. This increases the pressure not only to introduce reusable packaging systems but also to manage them in a transparent, measurable, and efficient manner.

This presentation demonstrates how RFID-based identification already enables tracking of circulation and traceability today, and how new developments in sensor technology, open data structures, and AI can provide additional information in the future regarding transport conditions, carbon footprints, and circular economy performance.

In this way, the plant tray becomes a smart, data-enabled component of the European supply chain.

How can RFID help prevent newborn mix-ups, protect people at risk of wandering and keep staff out of hazardous zones? Martin Hartwigsen, Business Development Manager at deister electronic, shows how RFID-based safety systems connect identification, location and automated alarms with real operational processes.

The presentation covers maternity ward protection with mother-child assignment, electronic protection for people with dementia or wandering tendencies, and real-time staff protection in critical safety zones.

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