News and knowledge for the RFID industry
RFID in logistics and the supply chain: pallet and case tracking, cross-dock visibility, returnable transit items and yard management, with case studies from carriers, 3PLs and shippers.
Shanghai Tobacco Group's Beijing Cigarette Factory runs RFID at every stage from leaf sourcing to distribution, reporting order processing 30% faster, inventory counting efficiency…
University Hospital Graz launders roughly 11 tonnes of textiles every day, and every scrub and gown carries a wash-proof UHF tag tied to a…
Animate will fit PubteX's BOOKTRAIL RFID system across every one of its Japanese stores, targeting RFID-based store operations by April 2029. The tags arrive…
Nearly 20 years of work between Aalborg Airport and Lyngsoe has turned baggage handling at the 1.6 million passenger Danish airport from a manual…
Fixed readers at cell entry and exit points give manufacturing execution systems live work-in-progress visibility without a single operator scan. On mixed-model lines, tags…
Building materials data usually sits in scattered spreadsheets and PDFs. LOGISTEED is now feeding RFID tag reads into SCLINK+, its cloud supply chain platform,…
Fragmented knowledge is what undermines mature RFID programmes: one team knows antennas, another knows middleware, and nobody sees the whole picture. A lean centre…
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…
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…
Incora reports a 97% cut in cabinet scanning cost after adding RFID to its Total Chemical Management Information System, with the technology already running…
