Enterprise-grade RAIN RFID reader compatible with next-generation IoT solutions.
The Impinj R700 reader is designed to support global RAIN deployments that require industry-leading performance, enterprise-level reliability and security, and next-generation RAIN tag support. With best-in-class receiving sensitivity, network connectivity, and powerful edge processing, it delivers unparalleled performance to meet the needs of next-generation IoT solutions. The user-friendly API and versatile standardized connections, along with support for up to 32 antennas, enable IoT developers to easily build and deploy customized solutions.
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The Impinj R700 reader has revamped its internal and external design based on the features of the Impinj Speedway reader family. With the ability to read small global RAIN RFID tags quickly and accurately, the Impinj R700 improves performance for applications such as threshold transitions and inventory management.
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- Inventory management - Inbound and outbound management - Gate solution - Self-checkout
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Impinj, Inc. is a leading company in RAIN RFID (UHF band RFID) products, headquartered in Seattle, USA. By wirelessly connecting billions of items such as clothing, automotive parts, and pharmaceuticals, we are realizing an IoT society by linking information about things with the digital world. If you are considering utilizing RAIN RFID, we are here to support you from testing to implementation, so please feel free to contact us. Company Introduction https://youtu.be/3tltrMSJGBU
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