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Amir Khoshniyati sat down with Reid Jackson at GS1 US to talk all things #SupplyChain visibility, including how Wiliot enables #PhysicalAI for your organization. If you missed it, catch the replay👇

In one week, we're sitting down with Avery Dennison and the Auburn University RFID Lab to address what real-time data actually looks like for your supply chain. Don't miss the chance to hear from Amir Khoshniyati, Rusty Redecker, and Justin Patton on how #RFID and #PhysicalAI combine to bring you end-to-end visibility.

Scaling production of IoT Pixels just got faster. Wiliot and CISC Semiconductor have partnered to bring standardized, high-volume testing to IoT Pixels manufacturing. For manufacturers, that's faster supplier onboarding, less custom engineering, and more capacity to meet rising demand across #SupplyChains. Full press release in the comments 👇

We've shared our perspective on where #SupplyChain technology is headed. On September 2, we're widening that conversation. Rusty Redecker (Avery Dennison) and Justin Patton (Auburn University RFID Lab) join Amir Khoshniyati (Wiliot) for a candid look at how #RFID and #PhysicalAI work together. This is one you won't want to miss. 

Seats are filing fast for our webinar on Thursday, and it's because industry experts want to know what is happening to their supply chain at all times. On August 20, Andrew Brown of Omdia joins Wiliot's Jack Starr and Alex Sliwinski to show what changes when a supply chain's tracking layer moves to continuous, battery-free sensing, plus a practical path for how to achieve always-on visibility for your organization. Registration link is in the comments.

Packaging Digest's new feature on e-commerce grocery and food waste calls out Wiliot's IoT Pixels for giving Walmart continuous temperature and humidity visibility across its cold chain. That's real-time visibility working at the scale grocery retail actually needs. ✅ Read the full story at the link in the comments. 

I'm hiring a Presales Engineer! You'll own the technical side of deals end to end, from validating the use case through the POC and handoff to customer success. What this role looks like: - Full ownership of the project, not just a piece of it - Hands-on, in the field and in the data, not just coordinating others - Work across industries: retail, food and bev, logistics, automotive, and more - A real voice in how we shape technical strategy on deals, not just executing what sales hands you I am looking for someone with deep supply chain process knowledge, who understands complex technical concepts and can drive outcomes.

Many tracking and visibility solutions can tell you where an item was at a point in time. The bigger question is what you know about it throughout its journey — and, most importantly, in real-time. We have the answer. Join Omdia's Andrew Brown and Wiliot's Jack Starr and Alex Sliwinski for a fireside chat on August 20 to learn about what continuous, battery-free sensing makes possible for your #SupplyChain. Registration link in the comments.

140°F is when leather starts to crack. Most cold chain conversations never get there, though. They stop at food, seafood, produce. But heat waves don't check labels. Trailers idle in triple-digit desert heat, cooling systems fail mid-route, and by the time cargo reaches its destination, no one can say exactly where the damage happened. Wiliot's IoT Pixels track item-level condition in transit and on site, so temperature excursions get caught in real time instead of discovered as a loss. Full story from Sourcing Journal in the comments.

Most #sustainability breakdowns in the #SupplyChain start the same way: nobody can see what's happening between two points. In a new conversation with Bluetooth SIG, Amir Khoshniyati talks through how #PhysicalAI and Bluetooth-powered sensing deliver real-time data on where products are and the condition they're in, from manufacturing through end of life. Better visibility means better information, and better information means fewer resources wasted and less product lost to conditions no one caught in time. Full conversation in the comments.