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This new technology supports Surgere antenna assemblies for controlling radiation patterns or backscatter sensing zones.
Surgere, a pioneer in the evolving i4.0 supply chain management, has been awarded US Patent Number 10,891,450 B2, Directional RFID Antenna System. A pioneer in IoT supply chain management utilizing RFID technology, the Ohio-based company’s latest patent provides greater control over RFID radiation patterns.
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