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IoT Smart Asset Monitor based on Microchip Solution

This application demosntrates the implementation of an IoT sensor node for RFID-based temperature sensing and monitoring on the Google Cloud Platform. For example, passive RFID temperature sensors can used to monitor agricultural produce that is being transported by truck and generate an alarm if an asset gets too close to an unacceptable temperature level.
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