RFIDJournal.com Trends 2026: Paessler GmbH’s David Montoya
Smart Industry Must Shine a Brighter Light in Network Darkness From RFID readers to conveyors, sensors, and even robots, everything is connected and communicating across today’s industrial networks. Data flows freely, decisions happen at machine speed, and IT and OT...
RFIDJournal.com Trends 2026: EZO’s Syed Ali
The Next Era of IoT Belongs to Intelligent Assets For years, the promise of IoT has been about connectivity— sensors, devices, and systems that could communicate with one another. That promise has largely been realized. We’ve connected everything from medical...
RFIDJournal.com Trends 2026: Bluesight’s Sean Gilman
Managing Lifesaving Hospital Crash Carts Becomes Easier with RFID Imagine: A loved one experiencing a life-threatening episode is rushed to the emergency room. A trauma team receives them, checking their pulse, airway, and breathing while a nurse rolls a crash cart...
RFIDJournal.com Trends 2026: Tageos’ Karin Fabri
RFID’s Next Era: Supply Chain Transformation, Global Trends and Market Expansion 2026, and Beyond RFID has emerged successfully as a transformative technology in many applications and markets. Its ability to automatically identify, track, and authenticate objects...
RFIDJournal.com Trends 2026: Identiv’s Kirsten Newquist
The New Maturity of Specialized IoT: A Year of Clarity, and the Work Ahead The past year brought a level of clarity to IoT that had been building for a long time. After years of broad ambitions, organizations entered the year with a more grounded view of what digital...
RFIDJournal.com Reflections 2025: Hexnode’s Apu Pavithran
Lessons From Aviation’s Turbulent 2025: Securing Digital Infrastructure for The Year Ahead It hasn’t been a good year for the airline industry. Several high-profile incidents at home and abroad have thrown the sector’s aging technology, software security, and device...
RFIDJournal.com Reflections 2025: Revolutionized’s Ellie Gabel
The Dawn of Ambient IoT: A Look at the Year the RFID Reader Started to Disappear The past year has seen a shift from traditional RFID to Ambient Internet of Things (IoT), marking a fundamental change in tracking technology. Inventory management has long relied on RFID...
RFIDJournal.com Reflections 2025: SML’s Nanna Ingemann Dalsgaard
RFID and Digital Product Passports: Two Systems, One Goal— Traceable, Trusted Products As the apparel industry prepares for the European Union’s upcoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulation, the conversation is shifting from logistics to longevity— from knowing...