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Active RFID tags with sensors can provide low-cost monitoring networks for making business decisions. Tags are available operating at 433MHz, 2.45GHz, or WiFi frequencies, with 2.45GHz offering battery life and location accuracy while monitoring temperature, humidity, or gas composition. Examples of high ROI applications include intelligent temperature management of produce or vaccines in supply chains, and room-level asset or patient tracking.
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