RFID’s Recovery Quarter: What the Q2 2026 Earnings Reveal About an Industry Finding Its Feet
For the better part of eighteen months, the RFID industry has been nursing a hangover. After 2024 delivered a record 52.8 billion RAIN UHF tag chips shipped globally, 2025 landed…
Avery Dennison Posts Strong Q2 2026 as RFID Expansion Accelerates Across Retail and Grocery
Avery Dennison has reported a strong second quarter for 2026, posting adjusted earnings per share of $2.89, a 19% jump over the prior year, as the materials science and digital…
Honeywell Completes Sale of Warehouse and Workflow Solutions to American Industrial Partners
Honeywell Technologies has finalised the sale of its Warehouse and Workflow Solutions (WWS) business to American Industrial Partners in an all-cash transaction. The deal, confirmed on 27 July 2026, transfers…
Dipole RFID: End-to-End Traceability in Meat Processing and Cold-Chain Logistics
Meat processors have long struggled with traceability gaps in environments where cold rooms, humidity, and high-speed production lines make traditional tracking methods unreliable. Dipole RFID has outlined how UHF/RAIN RFID…
Mombasa Port RFID Gate Automation: Container Tracking Accuracy from 19% to 97%
Mombasa Port, East Africa’s busiest maritime gateway, has achieved a dramatic leap in container tracking accuracy after deploying UHF RFID gate automation technology across its terminal operations. The port, which…
RFID Skills Gap: Why the Industry Needs More Trained Professionals
The RFID industry has a problem, and it is not a technical one. As deployments scale across retail, logistics, healthcare and manufacturing, the shortage of qualified RFID professionals is becoming…
RFID Data Quality: Garbage In, Garbage Out
Every RFID deployment generates mountains of raw data. Readers fire thousands of interrogation cycles per second, each one producing tag observations that feed into your middleware and business systems. But…
RFID in Logistics: From Warehouse Dock to Last Mile
Every warehouse operation runs on the same basic sequence: receiving, put-away, picking, packing, and shipping. Each step presents opportunities for errors, delays, and lost inventory. RFID technology addresses all of…
RFID Antennas Demystified: How They Shape Read Performance
Every RFID system relies on an antenna to do the heavy lifting. It is the antenna that defines where, how far, and how reliably tags can be read. Yet antenna…
Bikeflights Adds Built-In RFID Tracking to Bike Shipments
Bikeflights has become the first bicycle shipping company to integrate UHF RFID tracking directly into its domestic shipping workflow, a move that signals a broader shift toward radio frequency identification…
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