RFID Journal

RFID Journal is a standalone media organization that focuses exclusively on radio frequency identification (RFID) and its uses in business. It publishes a magazine every two months and provides a wealth of news and information online. The journal features articles that tackle important adoption challenges, case studies, and in-depth white papers authored by both scholars and industry experts on various facets of RFID technology. Their website offers a range of resources, including a frequently asked questions section organized by topics, discussion boards, a blog, a calendar of RFID events, a searchable directory of vendors, a job center, and an online store where users can buy reports from RFID Journal and other sources.

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English

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#943190

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#697741

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How to Integrate RFID Into Existing Systems

1 week ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Efficiency is the name of the game in business. The more efficient an enterprise is, the more money leaders save and can reinvest in it. Technology has made this endeavor increasingly possible, and RFID is one of the many modern tools offering this advantage and more. However, integrating RFID into existing systems requires careful attention. To find the best RFID option for the company, decision-makers must outline why they want to include it in the first place.
Checkpoint Systems Boosts Smart Food Chain with Microwavable Chinook RFID Inlay

1 week ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Chinook is an innovative response which, thanks to its design and functionality, contributes significantly to boosting the circular economy, integrating advanced technology and food safety. This inlay is a rugged and reliable solution for reusable and microwaveable food packaging, a unique feature that allows for repeated use without affecting food safety and RFID functionality.
New RFID Inlay from Tageos Tailored for QSR’s

1 week ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Tageos has released its newly designed EOS-450 U9 RAIN RFID inlay, specifically tailored to meet the operational needs of quick service restaurants (QSRs). Using NXP Semiconductor’s UCODE 9 IC, Tageos officials said the inlay offers reliable high performance in fast-paced restaurant environments and in the food supply chain. It is approved for ARC Spec Z and, alongside its sibling EOS-480, is the smallest product in this category as of today.
Hana RFID Launches Ultra-Compact RFID Inlay

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Hana Technologies is now offering a new RFID inlay targeted for compact footprint across a multitude of industries. The release of the TX5015 M830, a new ARC-Certified RFID inlay, is designed for apparel, consumer electronics, loss prevention, and sporting goods applications.
Palo Alto Networks, RFID Global Solution, Addverb, Janam Technologies: RFID Roundup

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Palo Alto Networks will acquire Protect AI, a startup specializing in securing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning applications, for an undisclosed sum. The deal is set to close by the first quarter of fiscal year 2026. Palo Alto has been steadily bolstering its artificial intelligence systems to confront increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The use of rapidly built ecosystems of AI models by large enterprises and government organizations has created new vulnerabilities.
Emerging IoT Sensor Power Options are Breaking Down Barriers

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

As the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) devices increase, the ability to implement sensors in challenging and remote environments has been limited due to the device’s power management requirements. As a result, global technology intelligence firm ABI Research forecasts that Ambient IoT device shipments will reach 1.1 billion units in 2030.
AI in PLM: Transforming Product Lifecycle Management for the Digital Age

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

As the longstanding backbone of manufacturing innovation, product lifecycle management (PLM) makes up the cohesive processes and technologies that manage a product’s entire journey from conception to disposal. However, as products become increasingly complex and customer demands for customization grow, traditional PLM systems reveal significant limitations.
AI Chips Data Center Cloud Market to Exceed $400B by 2030

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Over the next five years, the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, AI commercialization and the increasing performance requirements from large AI models will push the market size of AI chips to over $400 billion. IDTechEx in their recent report AI Chips for Data Centers and Cloud 2025-2035: Technologies, Market, Forecasts projects the AI Chips market will reach $453 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 14 percent between 2025 and 2030.
Soracom’s IoT Connectivity Powers Livestock Feed Solutions

2 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Accurate inventory management and supply chain efficiency have been a challenge for the livestock feed industry as monitoring the amount of feed inside a bin or a silo requires frequent time-consuming and potentially unsafe manual checks.
Linxens, Dracula Technologies to Develop Battery-Free Smart Labels

3 weeks ago | rfidjournal.com | James Hickey

Linxens has entered into strategic collaboration with Dracula Technologies to develop next-generation autonomous IoT solutions for traceability and smart labelling applications. Officials from Linxens, a global leader in component-based solutions for authentication and traceability, and Dracula Technologies, a pioneer in ambient light energy harvesting, both touted the partnership as advancing smarter and more sustainable connected devices.