General Electric [GE] says researchers at its Global Research unit have developed a battery-free, multi-detection radio frequency identification sensing platform that could enable a wide range of low cost wireless sensing products in healthcare, security, food packaging, water treatment and pollutions prevention. Without a battery sensors can be made smaller and produced at lower costs. Applications include chemical and biological threat sensing, emissions monitoring at power plants, field monitoring of water purification, food and beverage safety monitoring, and ensuring the…
GE Developing Battery-Free, Multi-Detection Wireless Sensors
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