22/04/2024
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Unlike conventional methods, which apply NFC tags via adhesive or assembly to external elements such as labels, Linxens and Clayens have chosen to innovate by integrating the NFC tag directly into the polymer matrix of the medical device. This approach allows for the tag to be inseparably fused with the product, offering unprecedented security through an unfalsifiable Unique Identifier (UiD).
Sweat is currently the focus of interest for many research labs around the world. Teams are working to develop sensors placed on the skin to analyze the composition of sweat. The goal is to avoid invasive, costly, and time-co...
The concept of luxury has evolved over the centuries, adapting to social, technological, and economic changes, as was brilliantly presented a few years ago by an exceptional exhibition at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, "10,000 Years o...
In a world in search of sustainable solutions, the banking sector, a cornerstone of our modern life, cannot ignore the significant environmental impact of its activities. The credit card must address this challenge on two fro...
The numbers are impressive: According to a study published in the Journal of Patient Safety, more than one in 100 patients are misidentified during hospital admissions, with higher rates among elderly, demented, or minority p...