The tags also monitor for temperature, humidity, light exposure and tamper detection, according to Wiliot VP Amir Khoshniyati. By cleansing and interpreting the signals from its tags, Wiliot turns raw product and supply chain data into actionable information for its clients, he said. Wiliot calls these tags IoT Pixels, which harvest energy from ambient radio frequencies, such as Wi-Fi or bluetooth signals, to power themselves without a battery. With our strategic investment in Wiliot, we meet growing market demands to create value by connecting the physical and digital worlds.” The partnership anticipates roughly 90 million IoT Pixels tags deployed on Walmart pallets by the end of 2026, covering 4,600 Walmart Supercenters, Neighborhood Markets and over 40 distribution centers.