Avery Dennison Offers New Active BLE Label Range
Key Takeaways Avery Dennison introduced AD Visi, a range of active Bluetooth Low Energy labels delivering live location data, tamper alerts and condition monitoring for high-value shipments. The first two products, AD Visi Way and AD Visi Secure, use InPlay’s...
How Location Intelligence Cuts Machine-Starvation Downtime
In industries, machines don’t always stop because something has broken, rather a lot of unplanned downtime comes from something far more basic: the material wasn’t even there! At a Tier 1 automotive supplier we worked with, that problem had been building...
Siemens to Acquire Precision Innovations
Key takeaways Siemens is adding AI-powered chip planning and early design exploration technology to strengthen its EDA portfolio for semiconductor customers. The acquisition is intended to help engineering teams reduce design iterations, improve power-performance-area...
RAIN Alliance Launches Working Group to Support Growing RAIN RFID Sensor Ecosystem
Key Takeaways The RAIN Alliance formed a new working group to remove deployment barriers and promote standards-based use of RAIN RFID sensor systems across industrial IoT and asset management. Members will focus on real-world use cases like pharmaceuticals, food,...
Reducing Human Error in Carcass Traceability
Traceability failures in meat processing rarely begin with a dramatic event. They begin quietly, with a mistyped number, a mislabeled hook, or a carcass that moved between stations without being recorded. On a fast-moving kill floor, where hundreds of carcasses pass a...
NFC Forum’s Mike McCamon on the Future of NFC Standards: The RFIDJournal.com Q&A
Key Takeaways The NFC Forum’s 2026 Technology Roadmap targets an eightfold increase in data transfer speeds, the group’s first-ever NFC Controller Security Profile and post-quantum security protocols across converging markets. Mike McCamon, executive...
How RFID Is Being Used for Wildfire Management
Wildfire seasons are becoming longer, more destructive and increasingly difficult to manage. Fire agencies now rely on a growing mix of technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), drones, satellite imagery and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, to improve...
