Stories on Wireless IoT

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

Royal Jersey Laundry & HID: Turning Luxury Linen into Live Data with RFID Laundry Tags

Durable UHF RFID tags combined with a workflow-focused cloud platform convert luxury linen into real-time inventory data, improving reliability, efficiency, and guest experience for hotel laundry operations.

Key Topics

• RFID Tracking
• Inventory Visibility
• Laundry Operations

Involved Companies

RFID, DPP and the Future: Frithjof Walk Relies on Europe’s Innovative Strength

A technology-neutral digital product passport combined with regional capacity building and protected frequency allocations will enable sustainable, resilient European supply chains without mandating a single tagging technology.

Key Topics

• Digital Product Passport
• RFID Technology
• European Resilience

Involved Companies

Bee research in transition: How Microsensys is setting standards with miniature RFID

Miniature RFID combined with BLE hive sensors and cloud-based analytics provides precise, individual-level monitoring that transforms bee research and enables evidence-based measures to protect pollinators and agricultural systems.

Key Topics

• Miniature RFID
• Hive Sensors
• Bee Behavior

Involved Companies

FEIG launches RFID proximity table reader ID PR103-USB

The ID PR103-USB modernizes FEIG's proximity reader line by combining higher HF performance, a compact USB-powered design and backward-compatible mechanics to enable precise, controlled short-range identification across medical, library and industrial workflows.

Key Topics

• HF RFID
• Proximity Readers
• USB Integration

Involved Companies

Neosid: Miniature RFID in metal thanks to ferrite

Neosid's mastery of injection-molded soft ferrites combined with end-to-end manufacturing enables reliable, miniaturized HF RFID transponders that operate directly in metal and meet complex industrial demands.

Key Topics

• Ferrite Technology
• Miniature RFID
• Custom Manufacturing

Involved Companies

AIM partners with the WIoT tomorrow 2025 conference: Standards, trends, wireless IoT

The collaboration between AIM and the Think WIOT Group at WIoT tomorrow 2025 shows that focused, standards-driven programming accelerates practical, interoperable adoption of wireless IoT across industries.

Key Topics

• Wireless IoT
• Standards
• Industry 4.0

Involved Companies

Digital Product Passport: Driving RFID into the Mainstream

The EU Digital Product Passport will drive widespread RAIN RFID and NFC adoption to create interoperable product data, enhance supply-chain transparency, and enable new consumer services.

Key Topics

• Digital Product Passport
• RAIN RFID
• Supply Chain

Involved Companies

Mass RFID labels in retail: efficiency meets circular economy

Widespread adoption of passive RFID in retail can deliver operational efficiency and traceability only if tag design and industry standards enable genuine recyclability and circularity.

Key Topics

• RAIN UHF RFID
• Circular Economy
• Digital Product Passport

Involved Companies

Joaneo is getting ready for the Digital Product Passport

By implementing ISO 59040 and issuing a Product Circularity Data Sheet, Joaneo demonstrates that paper-based RFID inlays can be transparently verified as highly recyclable and aligned with forthcoming Digital Product Passport obligations.

Key Topics

• Circular Economy
• ISO 59040
• RFID Inlays

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