The RFID News weekly digest is the only place to find a full week of RFID and NFC news gathered into one email. Every Thursday morning it brings you the deployments that went live, the readers and tags that launched, the case studies worth reading and the analysis that makes sense of them, written by a newsroom that covers this industry every day rather than assembled from press releases.
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The RFID News weekly digest
One email every Thursday: implementations, hardware and tag launches, and analysis. Free, and you can leave whenever you like.
What is in it
One email, every Thursday, covering the week across the whole industry rather than one corner of it.
- Implementations and deployments. Who has put RFID into service, where, at what scale, and what changed as a result.
- Case studies. Full write-ups of real projects, including the ones that went wrong and what they cost.
- Hardware. Readers, antennas, printers and handhelds, with the specifications that actually matter when you are choosing between them.
- Tags and inlays. Launches, materials, pricing and the regulation now shaping what a tag has to be.
- Analysis. What a week of news adds up to, and what it means for anyone buying or running a system.
Who it is for
People who buy, specify, deploy and support RFID and NFC systems: retailers and manufacturers running item-level programmes, integrators and consultants, and the vendors who supply them. It assumes you work in the industry, so it does not explain what a tag is every week. If you are earlier in your journey than that, the guide below is the better starting point.
The RFID Buyer’s Guide, included
Every subscriber gets the RFID Buyer’s Guide: 118 pages drawn from our explainer library, covering how RFID actually works, the differences between LF, HF and UHF and which one your application needs, what tags and readers really cost, and what to settle before you buy rather than after. One PDF, yours to keep, print and pass round the project team.
How often, and how to leave
One digest a week and nothing else. We do not sell or share the list, we do not send advertising on behalf of vendors, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe. Leaving takes a single click and no explanation.
