RFID for Asset Tracking: Beyond Inventory to Equipment Management
Large organisations tagging their assets for the first time routinely discover the register is wrong: written-off equipment still in use, phantom entries, duplicates across…
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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.
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Post-Implementation Review: Measuring What Your RFID System Actually Delivered
Six to twelve months after go-live, most RFID systems have never been formally checked against the business case that justified them. Project teams move…
RFID tags survive months of outdoor drying in Catalan timber traceability trial
Fifty-five logs, each carrying a chip driven into the wood with a modified axe, sat in a Catalan sawmill yard through months of outdoor…
Madhya Pradesh mining trucks face 6 November RFID deadline, but early uptake is minimal
Gwalior district received 900 radio frequency tags for mineral transport vehicles and sold seven in the first two days. From 6 November 2026, any…
RFID and WMS Integration: A Technical Deep Dive
Portal readers at a dock door can verify an entire inbound shipment against the ASN in seconds, cutting receiving labour by as much as…
Why airlines still lose your bag
Your suitcase is rarely lost. It is separated from its paperwork. Follow a bag through eleven miles of conveyor, find out why one tag…
The RFID question Tosca and Cabka haven’t answered about their recycled-plastic pallet
The euro-size Tosca Circular Pallet, moulded by Cabka from 100% recycled plastic, gets a single sentence about RFID in both its April 2026 launch…
ARG-US active RFID gains AI seals and digital twin leak detection for nuclear material packages
Argonne National Laboratory's ARG-US system, first presented in 2009, monitors nuclear material packages with 433 MHz active tags carrying radiation, seal, temperature, humidity and…
Melbourne Airport’s A$500 million baggage system puts an RFID tag on every tote
Melbourne Airport's A$500 million international baggage system lifts capacity from 1,800 to over 4,000 bags per hour. The airport says each bag is electronically…
RFID in Healthcare: Patient Safety, Asset Tracking, and Beyond
Closed-loop medication systems built on RFID wristbands have cut drug administration errors by more than 50 per cent in published studies. From tagged surgical…
