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RFID Antennas Demystified: How They Shape Read Performance

Every RFID system relies on an antenna to do the heavy lifting. It is the antenna that defines where, how far, and how reliably tags can be read. Yet antenna…

CMA consults on new requirements for Apple’s NFC Developer Access

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has opened a consultation that could reshape how developers interact with NFC technology on Apple’s iOS devices. The proposed requirements, if adopted, would compel…

Record Public Engagement at Beijing Art Season 2026 driven by RFID

Beijing Art Season 2026 has set a new benchmark for public engagement in the cultural sector, and organizers are pointing to a surprisingly simple innovation as a key driver: NFC-enabled…

Bikeflights Adds Built-In RFID Tracking to Bike Shipments

Bikeflights has become the first bicycle shipping company to integrate UHF RFID tracking directly into its domestic shipping workflow, a move that signals a broader shift toward radio frequency identification…

Puebla Launches RFID Helmet Tags for Motorcyclists

The Mexican state of Puebla is rolling out a first-of-its-kind RFID-based motorcycle helmet identification programme, with 40,000 free devices set for distribution from 15 July 2026 through 22 government service…

CISC Semiconductor NFC Interoperability Lab Expansion with COMPRION TraceCase

CISC Semiconductor has expanded its NFC interoperability testing laboratory in Graz, Austria, integrating COMPRION’s TraceCase sniffer solution as the primary tool for capturing and analyzing Near Field Communication exchanges. The…

SuperCom Signs and Launches Norway’s $6.1 Million National Electronic Monitoring Contract

SuperCom has signed and launched Norway’s national electronic monitoring contract with the country’s Prison and Probation Service, marking a major win that displaces a 20-year incumbent provider. The deal, which…

Comparing RFID Hardware Vendors: A Neutral Overview

The RFID hardware market has grown into a multi-billion pound industry, and choosing the right vendor can make or break a deployment. Whether you are rolling out inventory tracking in…

RFID Myths Debunked: Separating Fact From Fiction

RFID technology has been around for decades, yet misconceptions continue to cloud the conversation. Whether you are a warehouse manager weighing up an investment or a retailer exploring inventory solutions,…

RFID APIs: How Developers Interact with Reader Infrastructure

Every RFID deployment eventually reaches the same crossroads: the hardware works, tags are being read, but how does your application actually talk to the readers? The answer lies in the…