Shares of (NASDAQ: PI) fell 12.4% in June 2023, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The provider of RAIN RFID (radio frequency identification) products that help enable the Internet of Things held its annual investor day on June 13, but its presentation didn't inspire its investors. Instead, Impinj's stock price fell 14% over the next two days.

Impinj's management started their strategy update in fine form. CEO Chris Diorio underscored the company's focus on "a boundless Internet of Things," where RAIN RFID radio chips connect anything and everything to a larger network. Retailers and manufacturers can use the technology to track inventories and enable shoplifting sensors, shipping services use RFID to manage and automate their shipments, and hotels use it to track things like linens, towels, and staff uniforms.

Data from these RFID tags goes into spreadsheets, databases, asset-tracking systems, and so on. Based on these data pools, Impinj's customers can manage their processes more effectively, do deep-dive analyses, and more.

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