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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2025 · 42 MIN

RFID, Innovation & Impact with PervasID’s Sabasan Sithamparanathan

from Cambridge Tech Podcast

This week on Cambridge Tech Podcast, we sit down with Sabesan Sithamparanathan, founder and president of PervasID, to talk about how a passion for innovation, and a background shaped by a journey from Sri Lanka to Cambridge, led to pioneering advances in RFID technology.In the episode, Sabesan breaks down how battery-free RFID is quietly transforming major industries:Retail: Tackling theft and stock issues while boosting sales with real-time inventory trackingAerospace: Preventing tool loss and reducing foreign object debris to improve safety and save billionsHealthcare: Ensuring critical medical equipment is always accounted for, improving patient outcomesHe also shares the reality of turning lab research into a commercial product, the power of strategic partnerships, and how PervasID is positioning itself for global scale.Plus, Sabesan reflects on his commitment to STEM education and the role tech companies can play in shaping future learning, especially in a world increasingly influenced by AI.Produced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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