California Cannabis Dispensary Launch First RFID-Powered Technology
Key takeaways Perfect Union Northside became the first licensed cannabis retailer in California approved to use RFID-powered self-checkout technology on the sales floor. The EXO platform supports faster checkout while improving inventory visibility, compliance...
Why Apparel RFID Projects Succeed Only When Tags, Hardware and Software Work as One System
RFID adoption in apparel retail has moved far beyond the question of whether the technology works. In most modern retail environments, RAIN RFID can deliver fast inventory counts, item-level visibility, better stock accuracy and more controlled store operations. The...
Tageos Unveils Microwave-Compatible RAIN RFID Inlays for Food Packaging
Key Takeaways Tageos launched two microwave-compatible RAIN RFID inlays, the EOS-450 MW M830 and EOS-450 MW UX, engineered to resist arcing and sparking in defined microwave conditions. Built for packaged food, the inlays support inventory, expiry management, track...
Silicon Labs Brings AI to Embedded Development With Simplicity AI SDK Beta
Key Takeaways Silicon Labs opened a public beta of its Simplicity AI SDK, giving developers and their existing AI coding assistants context-aware access to the company’s SDKs, tools, documentation and connected hardware. The company also previewed a Hardware...
Powering Physical AI: How Flexible Semiconductors Are Connecting Intelligence With The Real World
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now embedded across nearly every aspect of business. Organizations are using it to improve forecasting, support customer service, streamline administrative tasks and make day-to-day operations more efficient. Yet the information...
Dracula Technologies’ Jérôme Vernet OPV and the Future of RFID: The RFIDJournal.com Q&A
Key Takeaways Energy, not features, is the main barrier stopping RFID tags from moving beyond simple identification into sensing, geolocation and active connectivity. Dracula Technologies’ OPV technology generates power from light levels as low as 5 lux, and...
How RFID and Machine Learning Stop Tool Theft on Construction Sites
Construction site theft remains a persistent threat to project profitability and timelines, with traditional security measures proving inadequate against increasingly sophisticated operations. Fencing and occasional patrols offer limited protection on sprawling,...
Iconex Introduces Patent-Pending RFID Linerless Label Technology
Key Takeaways Iconex launched its patent-pending Iconex Connect RFID linerless label, merging linerless sustainability benefits with RFID intelligence in a single format. The solution targets logistics, retail, e-commerce and food operations, helping cut waste,...