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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 efficiencyNews

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

Key Takeaways Tageos and Pragmatic Semiconductor introduce sustainable NFC inlays, reducing carbon footprint and enabling scalable digital product identity. The EOS-932 Zero Lite PR1301 supports seamless integration into packaging, enhancing...

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Identiv's ID-Safe Delivery man asia people checking portable delivery device with parcel box to customer home address. Using tablet pc computer technology

Identiv Expands ID-Safe NFC Tag Portfolio

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Zebra Technologies RFID and IoT technologies, including BLE tags, are transforming supply chains with real-time tracking, efficiency, and sustainability.

How RFID Addresses Modern Supply Chain Challenges

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Avery Dennison Wiliot

Avery Dennison Makes $75M Investment in Wiliot

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UPS RFID Packaging Tracking Expansion

How UPS is Redefining Logistics with RFID Innovation

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US Considers EU Decision on RFID a “Big Victory”

The U.S. Commerce Department undersecretary for technology Robert Cresanti was interviewed by Government Computer News about his reaction to the recent decision by the EU against regulating RFID technology in…

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CEO Says Alien Is Back on Track

George Everhart, Alien Technology's new CEO, says the burn rate is down, sales are up and the company is moving forward by targeting key sectors.

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Congratulations to the RFID Journal Award Winners

Hewlett-Packard, DHL and Dow AgroSciences are recognized for their industry-leading RFID implementations.

Editor's Views April 9