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RFID JOURNAL

Walmart Mexico Vusion shopping cart in produce aisle. Walmart, sams club. Jalisco, Mexico, December 4, 2025.News

Walmart, Vusion to Deploy Connected Store Platform Across Mexico

Key Takeaways: Walmart Mexico partners with Vusion to deploy EdgeSense, modernizing store operations with AI and real-time retail data. The initiative positions Walmart Mexico as a leader in retail innovation...

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Ambient IoT Alliance

Tech Industry Leaders Form the Ambient IoT Alliance

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IEEE Experts Reveal the Future of RFID Innovation RAIN Alliance President & CEO, Aileen Ryan, and members of the technical committee of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) RFID Conference Dan Dobkin and Brian Degnan

IEEE Experts Reveal the Future of RFID Innovation: RFID Journal Interview

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RFID Hotel Key Sustainability

The Material Problem Hiding in Plain Sight: Why RFID Credential Substrates Matter More Than Ever

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Tageos and Pragmatic Semiconductor introduce sustainable NFC inlays Warehouse worker wearing a high visibility jacket scanning a package with nfc technology on a smartphone in a modern warehouse environment, enhancing logistics and efficiency

Tageos Launches World’s First FlexIC-based RFID Product Lines

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Observations From RFID Journal LIVE! 2011

What a long strange trip it's been...

Expert Views May 2

RFID By Any Other Name

While RFID technology is evolving, the term remains a touchstone for people looking to use RFID systems to solve business problems.

Editor's Views May 2

KidGopher Uses RFID to Make Sure Only Authorized Adults Pick Up Students

A school district in South Carolina is installing the system to expedite the dismissal process, and to prevent the releasing of children to unauthorized individuals.

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