Aeroz builds NFC and RFID smart chips that give every unit an un-cloneable identity and a verifiable digital record — the physical anchor for anti-counterfeit, track-and-trace, and the Digital Product Passport. Five editions, one system, on top of the serialization stack you already run.
Aeroz Verify, Trace, Duo, Guard, and Sense — the same trusted identity in a different form: tap-to-verify, read-at-range, paired, tamper-evident, or sensor-enabled. Each card opens to a connection diagram, how we use it, and the mandates it serves.
We use the Verify Edition as the point-of-truth: the moment a consumer, pharmacist, inspector, or patient needs to know an item is real. Each chip carries a cryptographic, unit-level identity, so a copied code or cloned label fails verification.
We use the Trace Edition to move product fast and capture custody automatically: dock-door reads, room-level inventory, and shipping and receiving events written straight to the traceability record.
We use the Dual-Frequency Edition for end-to-end coverage: UHF moves the product at logistics speed while NFC delivers point-of-use authentication on the very same unit. The two radios cross-check each other and the backend record, so defeating one is not enough.
We use the Guard Edition to prove a package has not been opened or refilled: a broken seal shows as VOID on the next scan, and the event is logged to the product's custody record.
We use the Sense Edition to prove the cold chain held: it captures exposure over the journey and flags excursions, so a compromised unit can be quarantined before it reaches a patient or shelf.
The chip is the anchor; the Aeroz platform turns it into outcomes you can build a program around. Expand any capability.
Standards-first, and built to sit on top of your existing serialization, ERP, and hardware — not replace them.
NFC (13.56 MHz) is a short-range, phone-tappable read — ideal for a person confirming one item is genuine. UHF RFID (860–960 MHz) reads many items at a distance — ideal for logistics and inventory. Aeroz can deliver either, or both on one bound identity (our Dual-Frequency Edition), so you get authentication and track-and-trace from the same chip.
Yes. The Aeroz Dual-Frequency Edition carries both an NFC and a UHF RFID radio on a single, bound identity. The two radios cross-verify each other and the backend record, which is far harder to defeat than either alone.
Yes. Aeroz is standards-first: GS1 Digital Link and DataMatrix, EPCIS 2.0, the UN Transparency Protocol, W3C Verifiable Credentials, and the EU Central DPP Registry. The chip is the physical anchor that makes a Digital Product Passport verifiable rather than copyable.
Each Aeroz chip carries a cryptographic, unit-level identity that is bound to the physical item. A counterfeiter can copy a printed code or a label image, but the copy fails verification because it is not the genuine, bound chip. Tamper-evident editions add proof that the package has not been opened or refilled.
Aeroz Verify covers DSCSA verification, EU FMD, and Tatmeen authentication; Aeroz Trace covers DSCSA package-level tracing, EPCIS 2.0, and FSMA 204; Aeroz Duo (paired NFC + UHF) covers the end-to-end picture including the EU Digital Product Passport, the EU Battery Passport, and UNTP; Aeroz Guard adds EU FMD anti-tampering and suspect-product handling; and Aeroz Sense adds GDP cold-chain and temperature records. A short audit maps your products and mandates to the right one.
A fixed-fee, 14-day Aeroz audit matches your product and mandates to the right edition and integration — a written plan and a proposal, with no commitment to proceed.