RFID search results

By Dean Frew, CTO and Senior VP of RFID Solutions at SML.

Without question a busy retail period is hugely profitable for businesses. In particular, national and international events can present retailers with a number of significant business opportunities such as increased customer engagement, creating jobs for store associates and opportunities to drive sales at an exponential rate.

According to the Smithsonian, the first barcode was written in sand in Miami by inventor Joe Woodland – decades before technology could bring his vision to life.

SML RFID, the provider of encoded RFID tags, has become a member of Auburn University's RFID Centre and taken a seat on its board of advisors.

As physical stores look to push the boundaries of retail design, demand for non-intrusive security systems at the store entrance/exit is growing.

PervasID has been recognised as a finalist in the Cambridge News and Media Business Excellence awards given annually by Cambridge News and Media in association with Barclays Bank plc. Over 100 companies entered the 2018 awards and just 4 were selected as finalists.

Retail RFID solutions provider SML Group introduced what it describes as the first production ready small form factor RFID inlay for the retail industry using the super high sensitive RFID chip, UCODE 8, from NXP.

Datalogic, the automatic data capture and process automation solutions provider, has acquired a 20% of R4i S.r.l., a company based in Benevento, which develops cutting-edge solutions with RFID technology (Radiofrequency Identification).

PervasID, the RFID technology company, has introduced a complete single source solution that can detect, read and monitor RFID tags with the highest levels of accuracy (99%+).

Honeywell's new passive RFID tag enables secure vehicle identification while preventing counterfeiting, spoofing or exposing customer data to unauthorised users.

Datalogic, the automatic data capture and process automation solutions provider, has introduced the UHF DLR-PR001 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) portal reader, a product designed to complement and extend the capability of Datalogic RFID product family.