Case Study: Leeds Teaching Hospitals – RFID for Cancer Sample Tracking
When a tissue biopsy goes missing in a pathology lab, the consequences extend far beyond inconvenience. For patients awaiting a cancer diagnosis, a lost sample can mean repeated procedures, delayed…
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…
Comparing RFID Hardware Vendors: A Neutral Overview
The RFID hardware market has grown into a multi-billion pound industry, and choosing the right vendor can make or break a deployment. Whether you are rolling out inventory tracking in…
RFID Myths Debunked: Separating Fact From Fiction
RFID technology has been around for decades, yet misconceptions continue to cloud the conversation. Whether you are a warehouse manager weighing up an investment or a retailer exploring inventory solutions,…
RFID APIs: How Developers Interact with Reader Infrastructure
Every RFID deployment eventually reaches the same crossroads: the hardware works, tags are being read, but how does your application actually talk to the readers? The answer lies in the…
RFID Interference: What Causes It and How to Fix It
RFID systems are powerful tools for tracking inventory, managing assets, and streamlining operations. But even the best-designed RFID setup can run into problems when interference gets in the way. Understanding…
Kathrein Solutions Launches EDGE Line Ultra-Slim UHF RFID Antenna Family
Kathrein Solutions has unveiled the EDGE Line, a new family of UHF RFID antennas that pushes the boundaries of compact antenna design. With a profile of just 6mm, the EDGE…
Sensormatic Solutions expands options for sewn-in RFID
Sensormatic Solutions, the loss prevention and inventory intelligence arm of Johnson Controls, has unveiled two new sewn-in RFID tagging products designed to give retailers persistent item-level visibility without altering the…
RFID and the Circular Economy: Closing the Loop on Product Lifecycles
The circular economy has a tracking problem. Products move through supply chains, into the hands of consumers, and then into waste streams with little visibility into what they are made…
How NHS Trusts Use RFID to Find Equipment in Minutes, Not Hours
Across the NHS, clinical staff spend a surprising amount of time searching for essential equipment. Infusion pumps, wheelchairs, patient monitors and portable ventilators go missing between wards, storage rooms and…
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