Definition
A technology using electronic tags to store item data, retrievable via radio frequencies without requiring direct visibility or proximity.
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Segura, as vice president of data products and algorithms, will lead the company's effort to help users realize the benefits of ambient IoT.
RFID is positioning itself as a foundation for an Internet of Things strategy
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