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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has found wide application in the automotive sector due to its multiple benefits. RFID enables the automatic identification of objects remotely and without the need for physical contact, making it ideal for tracking parts and components in the supply chain and in the manufacturing process.

RFID Serving Logistics Radiofrequency technology has experienced exponential growth in recent years as companies have become aware of its benefits and potential. What is RFID Technology? Radio frequency identification is a technology that emerged in World War II and is increasingly present in everyday life. RFID is the automatic process of identifying objects by exchanging […]

TRACE ID Enters Exclusive Strategic Manufacturing and Channel Agreement with Identiv Trace ID has signed an exclusive strategic agreement with a global leader in digital security and identification in the Internet of Things (IoT), a Spain-based leading provider of UHF RFID technology and solutions, to become the exclusive provider for Trace-ID’s complete line of specialty […]

NFC vs. RFID (and RAIN RFID) What’s the difference between NFC and RFID? What about RAIN RFID? The technologies are similar but may be easily confused. We explain what they are and how they work. NFC and RFID are both enjoying enormous growth at the moment, and they’re often mentioned in the same breath. But […]

Main frequency ranges in RFID systems There are five main frequency ranges in which RFID systems operate. As a general rule, low frequency systems are distinguished by their short read ranges, slow read speed and lower cost. High frequency RFID systems are used when longer read ranges and faster read speeds are required, such as […]

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has revolutionized numerous sectors by enabling efficient inventory management, product tracking, and access control. In the process of developing and manufacturing RFID identifiers, response time plays a crucial role. Traditionally, studying the performance of different prototypes in the real RFID system environment has been a slow, costly, and prone to production bottlenecks.

How does RFID encoding work? The what and why of RFID encoding Talking about the what and why of RFID encoding is talking about the purposes of RFID communications. Along the process of designing an RFID system, it arrives the time to decide what information is relevant to store in the RFID tag, and what […]

One of the key considerations when choosing the most efficient RFID label is the reading range. The reading distance of an RFID inlay is neither inherently better nor worse. The appropriate question is not how far the tag can be read, but rather at what distance it needs to be read. The reading ranges of RFID labels are defined by the system they are intended to work with.

CHIP CRISIS: RFID Identifiers vs. Goliath In 2020, the Covid-19 global health crisis sank its clutches in all economic sectors, and as if it had not been challenging enough for the industry, the global chip crisis that came in 2021, seriously committing the production of any chip-based device. How has it affected the production of […]

TRANSFUSION MEDICINE: blood transfusion safety with AT-Biotech RFID solutions For patient safety and peace of mind of the healthcare professional, the use of RFID technology in blood banks and leading hospitals in Spain is consolidated. AT-Biotech solutions with smart tags improve blood components’ control and traceability, strengthening blood transfusion safety with RFID solutions. Does it […]