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RFID News Roundup
NXP adds NFC to secure element for Matter devices; STAR Systems receives patent for antenna design; TSC Printronix print engine offers RFID encoding; Sierra Wireless unveils IoT module with Sony chipset; Renesas, AMD collaborate on RF front-end solution; ScaleOut Software adds simulation to digital twin service; Industry IoT Consortium publishes new white paper; KnarrTek white papers discuss ERP, RFID data capture.
Department Store Boosts Inventory Accuracy to 95 Percent with RFID
Siman Group has deployed a UHF solution from SML to reduce labor and ensure products are available at its stores across three Central American countries.
Eco-Friendly NFC Tag Features Paper Substrate
Toppan is selling its new tag to brands for consumer-engagement applications, with the goal of reducing carbon footprints compared to those of PET-based tags.
RFID Poised to Address Classified Document Losses
Researchers at Tampere University and Ohio State University are building systems that could enable the tracking of tagged documents using power from area light or Wi-Fi to send location data in real time.
UPU Recognizes GS1, Correios for Postal Automation Role
The Universal Postal Union works with the organizations to enable postal automation worldwide, while 27 million RFID tags are already in use in Brazil alone.
Beontag Plans New U.S. Factory with Sustainability
The company's acquisition of adhesives provider Technicote is enabling U.S.-based manufacturing that will include its ECO tag paper inlays and labels, to boost customers' carbon emission reduction efforts.
Avery Dennison Smartrac Opens Largest RFID Plant
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.
Next Zebra CEO Sees Opportunity for RFID Technology Growth
The mobile computing and printing tech company will be led by Bill Burns, who says expansion is underway in adjacent areas like robotics, enabled by RFID.