RFID Blog

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology offers tremendous benefits in asset tracking, inventory management, access control, and supply chain visibility. However, despite its many advantages, RFID implementation is a nuanced process. Many companies experience underperformance, poor read rates, or complete system failure—not because the technology is flawed, but due to common installation mistakes. This article dives deep into the top 10 RFID installation mistakes that organizations …

UHF (Ultra-High Frequency) RFID tags have become the cornerstone of modern asset tracking systems due to their long read range, fast data transmission rates, and ability to scan multiple tags simultaneously. From warehouses and hospitals to construction sites and IT data centers, UHF RFID tags enable businesses to monitor and manage assets with unprecedented precision and automation. However, not all UHF RFID tags are created equal. The success of any RFID asset tracking system depends heavily o …

The Impinj R700 UHF RFID reader represents a significant advancement in fixed RFID reading technology. Built upon Impinj’s legacy of innovation in RAIN RFID solutions, the R700 is engineered to deliver unmatched performance, extensibility, and security in enterprise-grade deployments. Whether for supply chain tracking, retail inventory, logistics, or industrial automation, the Impinj R700 offers next-generation performance designed for today's connected environments. In this article, we ex …

In today’s fast-paced retail, logistics, healthcare, and warehousing environments, the need for rapid, accurate data collection and inventory management is more crucial than ever. Enter the Zebra RFD40 UHF RFID Sled — a high-performance, ultra-reliable RFID reader designed to supercharge the capabilities of Zebra mobile computers. The RFD40 series includes three distinct models tailored to various enterprise requirements: the Standard, Premium, and Premium Plus models. This article p …

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 …