Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is used in many industries, and its use continues to grow. One example is in the automotive industry, in which companies are using RFID throughout many parts of their production and distribution chains

Companies in a variety of rugged industries employ radio frequency identification (RFID) to improve quality control and efficiency. These industries—which include construction, mining, oil and gas, energy and chemicals—require RFID tags that can

In a world that’s moving faster and faster, where consumers demand efficient fulfillment and supply chains now stretch to every corner of the globe, using radio frequency identification (RFID) in supply chains is one solution that organizations can

As businesses struggled to survive and thrive during the pandemic, the markets for RFID, IoT and other connected technologies surged. If there’s one thing we receive a lot of at RFID Journal, it’s market report announcements. New reports

How Will RFID Change Retail in 2021? Throughout its rich history, radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been ever-evolving. Recent pressure on supply chains has made many retailers revisit the idea of implementing an RFID solution. The

he medical sciences are always looking for ways to implement innovative approaches to healthcare infrastructure, supply chains, and operational workflows. Recently, this drive towards digitalization and technology adoption became a priority for gover