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Matt Houldsworth

Over 3 decades of experience in RFID, High Risk/Value Asset Management, Inspection Systems, Brand Protection Technology, Customer engagement technology, WIP management, Logistics tracking, Digital Product Passports (DPP), and Digital Twinning linked to physical products with RFID. My Veribli Tech Makes Circular Economies Work!

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Bovine EID tags available in Northern Ireland from 7 September – DAERA

Bovine EID tags available in Northern Ireland from 7 September – DAERA

From 7 September 2026 Northern Ireland becomes the first UK region to offer electronic ID tags for cattle, on a voluntary basis. The low frequency tags cost about GBP 1.50…

Dyson Puts an RFID Tag in Every Brush Head of Its CameraJet Toothbrush

Dyson Puts an RFID Tag in Every Brush Head of Its CameraJet Toothbrush

Every brush head on the Dyson CameraJet, the company's first electric toothbrush, carries an RFID tag that counts cleaning sessions and tells the handle which head is fitted. Launched on…

IDCRAFT launches IDSCOUT Encode, an NFC encoding station where the AI never writes

IDCRAFT launches IDSCOUT Encode, an NFC encoding station where the AI never writes

IDCRAFT has made its IDSCOUT Encode NFC encoding station generally available. An operator describes the job in plain language, a language model running locally on the device interprets it and…

Hospital Albert Einstein saves R$1.5m a year on linen with RFID

Hospital Albert Einstein saves R$1.5m a year on linen with RFID

Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein in Sao Paulo has saved R$1.5 million a year on linen control alone, with 120,000 textile pieces individually tagged and 500 rooms inventoried by RFID reading…

Kontich scraps bin bags as pay-by-weight waste collection begins

Kontich scraps bin bags as pay-by-weight waste collection begins

Kontich, south of Antwerp, dropped plastic refuse bags on 1 September 2026 and moved to chipped wheelie bins weighed on the lorry. Residents pay EUR 0.35 a kilo for residual…

Dutch frame maker Van de Vin cuts €30,000 a year in printing with embedded RFID dowels

Dutch frame maker Van de Vin cuts €30,000 a year in printing with embedded RFID dowels

Timber window and door frame manufacturer Van de Vin has replaced paper drawings on its factory floor with UHF RFID tags embedded in the frames themselves, in a deployment built…

RFID for SMEs: Is It Finally Affordable for Smaller Businesses?

RFID for SMEs: Is It Finally Affordable for Smaller Businesses?

Passive UHF inlays that cost 20 to 30 cents a few years ago now sell for 5 to 8 cents, and entry-level fixed readers have dropped under $500. Add cloud…

Lefties opens first UK store at Liverpool ONE with RFID self-checkout

Lefties opens first UK store at Liverpool ONE with RFID self-checkout

Inditex has put RFID self-checkout into its value brand for the first UK time, at a 27,000 sq ft Liverpool ONE store. The interesting question is not the technology but…

Choosing RFID Software: Build vs Buy vs Configure

Choosing RFID Software: Build vs Buy vs Configure

Custom RFID software typically takes six to eighteen months to build, and five-year ownership costs run three to five times the initial estimate. Off-the-shelf platforms deliver value in days but…

Avery Dennison and Scouting America put NFC inside 2026 Jamboree patches

Avery Dennison and Scouting America put NFC inside 2026 Jamboree patches

Two tap-enabled patches appeared at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in July 2026: one drove a site-wide check-in game, the other opened a video keepsake. Avery Dennison supplied the tags. Here…

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