Packaging
AI-Powered Store Intelligence Shines a Light on Shrink
Working alongside robots and tracked packaging, artificial intelligence and machine learning can support retailers' loss-prevention teams.
The Year’s Most Important IoT Milestone
RFID Journal LIVE! serves the global Internet of Things community as an annual reference for updates on automatic identification and data capture topics.
Onion Sortation, Storage Tracked via RFID
Produce company Gourmet monitors its onions, shallots and garlic as they are sorted, stored and then packaged, using an RFID system deployed on forklifts.
IoP Journal Launches Digital Product Passport Survey
The DPP is revealing a market full of companies that lack innovative technologies to support new advances and compliance requirements.
RFID-enabled Reusable Containers Boost Sustainability, Efficiency
Tosca has tagged more than 1.5 million plastic pallets and high-value assets that transport goods to factories and stores, providing a view into all steps of each asset's transportation and service cycles.
Artificial Intelligence Understands the IoP… Do You?
The term "Internet of Packaging" raises many questions among business executives and even technology people—questions answered by chatbots like Bing.
LIVE! 2023 Spotlight: How to Integrate RFID into a Manufacturing Line
Here's why you won't want to miss the manufacturing technical workshop at this year's RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition.
RFID News Roundup
UnaBiz, LORIOT partner on multi-protocol IoT solutions; Tapwow teams with Identiv on smart packaging, IoT tech; L-com expands IoT air quality and water leak sensor line; CAEN RFID portable reader supports ASYGN sensor chips; Industrial ID companies form technologies alliance; Unified Office adds Alexa-based AI notifications to IoT portfolio.
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.