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How to Choose an RFID Solutions Provider: A Buyer’s Guide

Selecting the right RFID solutions provider can make or break your deployment. Whether you are rolling out asset tracking across a warehouse, implementing item-level tagging in retail, or deploying NFC-based…

Groupe Dynamite taps Manhattan Associates technology for Garage Clothing Oxford Street store

Groupe Dynamite has opened a new Garage Clothing flagship on London’s Oxford Street, and the store is packed with technology that could signal where bricks-and-mortar retail is heading. Among the…

Nodle and Paragon ID join forces to redefine what can be tracked

Nodle and Paragon ID have announced a partnership that combines battery-free Bluetooth tags with a crowdsourced smartphone network, opening up new possibilities for large-scale asset tracking across multiple industries. At…

Twig Fertility uses RFID to bring a New Standard of Patient-Centric Fertility Care to Vancouver

Twig Fertility has opened its first British Columbia clinic in Vancouver, bringing RFID-based witnessing technology to the forefront of patient safety in reproductive medicine. The facility, which launched on March…

10 Questions to Ask Before Starting Any RFID Project

Rolling out RFID technology can transform how your business tracks assets, manages inventory, and captures real-time data. But jumping in without a clear plan often leads to costly missteps, wasted…

RAIN Alliance Reports 42.7 Billion Tag Chip Shipments in 2025

The RAIN Alliance has released its latest market data, revealing that 42.7 billion RAIN UHF RFID tag chips were shipped globally in 2025. While the figure represents a dip from…

Becton Dickinson Launches RFID and AI-Enabled Medication Dispensing System to the European Market

Becton Dickinson (BD) has officially launched its next-generation BD Pyxis Pro Dispensing Solution and BD Incada Connected Care Platform across European markets, marking a significant step forward in automated medication…

Case Study: How Decathlon Tags 600 Million Products a Year with RFID

When Decathlon first began experimenting with RFID back in 2008, the French sporting goods giant had a straightforward problem. Products were going missing, stocktakes were painfully slow, and customers were…

Texas Children’s Hospital pharmacy saves $14 million with RFID medication tracking

Texas Children’s Hospital, one of the largest pediatric hospitals in the world, has saved $14 million on clotting factor medications in a single year after deploying a comprehensive RFID-based medication…

BASF and Avery Dennison collaborate to launch BASF acrylates based on renewable electricity to be used in RFID inlay tags

BASF and Avery Dennison have announced a collaboration to bring renewable electricity-based acrylates to market, with significant implications for the RFID industry. The new products, Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl…