RFID Blog

Fixed RFID readers are the backbone of many automated identification and data capture (AIDC) systems. Unlike handheld readers, these devices are installed in a fixed position—typically mounted at doors, dock doors, conveyor lines, gates, or checkpoints—and automatically read RFID tags as they pass by. They are essential in high-volume environments where tracking efficiency, automation, and real-time visibility are critical. The FXR90 Ultra-Rugged Fixed RFID Reader is designed for env …

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has revolutionized asset tracking, inventory management, and logistics. Companies across industries—from retail and manufacturing to healthcare and aerospace—are embracing RFID to gain real-time visibility into their operations. Two primary types of RFID reading systems dominate the conversation: RFID portals and handheld RFID readers. Each offers distinct advantages and potential drawbacks depending on the environment, the use case, …

In this hyper-connected, fast-paced industrial landscape, the need for durable, high-performance RFID readers is greater than ever. From warehouses and manufacturing plants to harsh outdoor environments, asset tracking and inventory management systems rely on reliable data capture technologies that can endure the rigors of the field. This is where ultra-rugged RFID readers shine — offering long read ranges, real-time communication, and reliability under extreme conditions. Enter the RFD90 …

Tired of inaccurate stock counts and time-consuming manual inventory checks? Take your Shopify store to the next level with RFID technology! Our cutting-edge RFID inventory solution helps Shopify merchants like you track stock effortlessly, reduce shrinkage, and improve operational efficiency—all in real-time. Understanding RFID Technology What is RFID?  RFID is a wireless system that uses electromagnetic fields to transfer data between tags attached to items and a reader. It consists …

Businesses need reliable systems to manage their assets, whether it's inventory in a warehouse, tools in a workshop, or equipment in a hospital. That’s where asset tracking technologies come in. Two of the most widely used methods for asset tracking are Barcodes and RFID. Both offer unique advantages and are used across industries to improve efficiency, accuracy, and visibility. But which one is right for your business? In this blog, we’ll compare RFID and barcode systems side by si …