Avery Dennison will commercialize GE Research‘s RFID technology for sensing chemicals.
In order to bring the technology to market, the two companies will collaborate on pilots with strategic partners to understand performance in the field. …
… “GE RF Sensing technology provides a platform for passive, wireless sensing capability.
Built on traditional RFID technology, these sensors can detect toxic industrial chemicals TICs, volatile organic compounds VOCs, as well as biological agents and physical parameters.
Developed by a diverse team of scientists and engineers at GE Global Research, this unique sensing approach is capable of providing selective quantification of chemical agents with low detection limits, and can operate in the presence of ambient humidity and other interferences.
The sensors comprise HF RFID tags laminated with unique films, and work in combination with a proprietary reader that interrogates the tag to read both the RFID tag data and the complex RF waveform associated with the chemical, biological or physical measurement. “ …
via Avery Dennison: GE RFID Licensing Deal.
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