RFID News

RFID systems are powerful tools for tracking inventory, managing assets, and streamlining operations. But even the best-designed RFID setup can run into problems when interference gets in the way. Understanding…

RFID adoption is accelerating across retail, logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing. But for many organisations, the question remains: how do you actually prove it is working? Measuring the return on investment…

The lines between RFID and the Internet of Things are blurring fast. What started as two separate technology tracks, one focused on identifying objects and the other on connecting sensors,…

Kathrein Solutions has unveiled the EDGE Line, a new family of UHF RFID antennas that pushes the boundaries of compact antenna design. With a profile of just 6mm, the EDGE…

GUARDIAN RFID has released Medication Manager for its Command Cloud platform, a new module that uses RFID-based identity verification to reduce medication administration errors in jails and prisons across the…

When organisations invest in RFID technology, the focus tends to land squarely on the initial deployment. The readers get installed, the tags get applied, and the system goes live. But…

Block has officially entered the wearable payments space with the launch of Cash App Tags, a new line of NFC-enabled physical accessories that let users make contactless payments without reaching…

The NFC Forum has announced the launch of a new Healthcare Special Interest Group (SIG), a move designed to push Near Field Communication technology further into the medical and pharmaceutical…

Every RFID reader produces data. The real question is what happens next. Without a clear data strategy, even the best hardware will generate noise instead of insight. The path from…

Plymouth’s Derriford Hospital, one of the largest acute hospitals in the South West of England, has transformed its medical asset management through a large-scale RFID deployment. The project, built around…