XO2Tech has patented solutions that provide sensory data ranging from presence to temperature, gas or fill-level information, which helps ChatGPT provide users, such as healthcare companies, with contextualized information.
The company's ninth facility, in Querétaro, Mexico, will increase production capacity to meet the rising demand for UHF RFID tags and labels on apparel, food, consumer goods and packages.
The company's new Supply Chain Innovation Center in England lets brands and retailers view and test technologies, including Clarity software and Clustag readers, for RFID tag management at warehouses.
That's the message from SimplyRFID, aimed at repeated misnomers about technology costs, as the company offers its latest tag priced at 3.6 cents in Asia, with the potential for 128 bits of memory to add data.
The solution, using an RFID reading robot that interrogates tags attached to every piece of apparel or accessory, has brought inventory visibility up to 95 percent to help ensure on-shelf availability.