Building battery-free verification infrastructure for regulated cold-chain logistics.
Designed to detect temperature excursions and tampering before custody transfer.
No batteries. No charging. No device recovery.
Cold-chain goods move through multiple facilities before reaching end users.
Exposure events and tampering may not be detected until after arrival.
Battery-based data loggers introduce retrieval, maintenance, and cost constraints that limit large-scale deployment.
Rehzon Grid is developing battery-free sensing elements embedded into pallet wrap and packaging layers.
At facility transfer points, a wireless scan would interrogate the shipment to determine exposure state.
The objective:
Rehzon Grid is designed for regulated logistics environments where shipment integrity, environmental exposure, and custody verification must be validated across complex supply chains.
Battery-based systems create ongoing operational overhead that limits broad deployment in high-throughput logistics environments.
Rehzon Grid is preparing controlled validation pilots with regulated logistics partners.
Pilot objectives include:
The pilot is intended to measure:
Early-stage infrastructure development. Seeking pilot partners for controlled validation.