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What to Expect From an RFID Proof of Concept
SK&T and Zebra Technologies partner to implement RFID for real-time medication inventory visibility
Altinteg introduces the AI-Ready RFID Architecture (AIRA) Framework
RAIN Alliance Board of Directors
Bardstown Bourbon Company Turns Any Bottle into a Personalised Gifting Experience with NFC
What to Expect From an RFID Proof of Concept
A proof of concept (POC) is a critical step in any RFID deployment. It bridges the gap between a vendor’s pitch and a real-world implementation, giving you the chance to…
SK&T and Zebra Technologies partner to implement RFID for real-time medication inventory visibility
Pharmacy operations have long struggled with the challenge of keeping medication inventory accurate, accessible, and up to date. Manual counts and barcode-only systems, while functional, leave gaps that can lead…
Altinteg introduces the AI-Ready RFID Architecture (AIRA) Framework
Altinteg Technology Solutions has published a new open framework designed to bridge a critical gap between RFID infrastructure and artificial intelligence in grocery and food supply chains. The AI-Ready RFID…
RAIN Alliance Board of Directors
The RAIN Alliance has announced the results of its latest board elections, welcoming five newly elected directors alongside four returning incumbents. The nine-member board brings together leaders from across the…
Bardstown Bourbon Company Turns Any Bottle into a Personalised Gifting Experience with NFC
Bardstown Bourbon Company has launched “Bourbon Gifting Reimagined,” a programme that brings NFC technology to the world of premium spirits gifting. The initiative allows consumers to attach NFC-enabled stickers to…
RFID Site Surveys: Why RF Planning is Non-Negotiable
Rolling out an RFID system without a proper site survey is like building a house without checking the foundations. It might stand for a while, but it will not perform…
STAR enables reusable cups using RFID at Soccerex Europe 2026
Aucxis is bringing its STAR smart deposit platform to Soccerex Europe 2026, where stadium operators will see how RFID can take the friction out of running reusable cup and tableware…
Tesco’s RFID Journey – From Sceptic to Advocate
When Tesco first began evaluating RFID technology for its UK stores, the reaction inside the business was cautious at best. Britain’s largest supermarket chain had watched early RFID pilots in…
RFID in the NHS: Tracking Assets to Save Lives and Money
The National Health Service is one of the largest and most complex healthcare systems in the world, serving over 67 million people across England alone. Managing the vast array of…
What is LF RFID? Understanding 125 kHz Technology
Low-frequency (LF) RFID is one of the oldest and most reliable forms of radio-frequency identification. Operating at 125 kHz, LF RFID has been a cornerstone of automatic identification for decades.…