The RFID technology developer, backed by investors such as UPS and Intel, has filed for a $60m IPO after previously withdrawing a $100m offering in 2012.
Impinj, a US-based producer of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology backed by several corporates, has filed for an initial public offering on Nasdaq that could raise up to $60m.
Founded in 2000, Impinj combines RFID technology with the internet of things. The company’s products make it possible to track items, authenticate users and verify the authenticity of objects.
The company’s technology has applications in a wide range of areas, from medical supplies to drivers’ licenses to food.
Impinj originally filed…
