27/02/2024
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Linxens RFID and NFC tags can be adapted to any application. They optimize the lifecycle of devices by ensuring better traceability, while streamlining maintenance and repair operations. These labels are built to withstand high temperatures and harsh environments. They also help reduce counterfeiting and increase product security through more reliable authentication systems. Thanks to them, teams can more easily manage stocks and improve patient safety through tracking. Finally, to prevent analysis errors, RFID and NFC tags can contain information such as calibration or usage parameters for each consumable.
What if your face, fingerprint, or iris was your greatest vulnerability in a cyberattack ? All those parts of you that are most unique and private are now embedded in our devices, workplaces, and airports, promising seamless...
Connected devices are transforming logistics. Real-time tracking of goods, flow optimization, and warehouse automation have led to significant efficiency gains thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT). But at a time when corpor...
The idea of a universal digital passport, accessible to all citizens worldwide, regularly resurfaces in discussions about international mobility and technological innovation. In a world where borders are both more connected a...
The growing importance of payment sovereignty Payment sovereignty is becoming an increasingly significant issue around the world, driven by rising geopolitical tensions, economic sanctions, and the growing influence of major...
