How does IMI work?
Impinj utilizes the Internet of Things (IoT) by developing RAIN RFID technology that wirelessly connects everyday physical items—such as apparel, medical supplies, and luggage—to software applications and enterprise cloud platforms. The company uses IoT principles by embedding tiny, battery-free radio-frequency identification tags onto products, which store unique item identifiers. When readers scan these tags, they transmit real-time data regarding the item's exact identity, location, and authenticity to cloud software. This enables businesses to automate inventory tracking, eliminate supply chain blind spots, prevent retail shrinkage, and gain precise item-level visibility across global manufacturing, retail, and logistics networks without requiring direct line-of-sight scanning.
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