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New ISO standard enables battery-free RFID sensors to stream continuous data

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Four Japanese organizations have developed ISO/IEC 18000-65, a new standard that enables battery-free RFID sensors to stream continuous data, building on the existing ISO/IEC 18000-63 standard. This advancement is significant for content creators as it offers more sustainable and cost-effective solutions for tracking and managing items wirelessly without batteries.

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