Retail Archives - RFID JOURNAL

How Retailers Can Minimize Returns

by Bryan Wassel | Mar 23, 2023 | Trends

Companies should focus on convenience, communication and personalization.

BJ’s Wholesale Club Adds Shelf-Scanning Robots at All Locations

by Bryan Wassel | Mar 22, 2023 | News

The retailer has partnered with Simbe to roll out the company's Tally automated business-intelligence robot to all of its 237 stores.

MIT Team Brings RFID Reading to AR Headsets

by Claire Swedberg | Mar 21, 2023 | News

The X-AR project finds that those wearing the glasses could locate RFID-tagged goods within centimeters and be alerted if an item they pick up is the wrong one.

Stadium Tracks 90 Percent of Sporting Goods with RFID

by Claire Swedberg | Mar 19, 2023 | Case Studies

From kayaks to shoelaces, the retailer is managing inventory data to ensure its 30,000 items are available for sale at each of its stores.

RFID Case Studies Can Help Solve Your Business Problems

by Rich Handley | Mar 14, 2023 | Editor's Notes

This year's RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition will feature one of our strongest speaker lineups to date.

Finalists Announced for 17th Annual RFID Journal Awards

by Rich Handley | Mar 8, 2023 | News

The winners will be revealed at the RFID Journal LIVE! 2023 conference and exhibition, to be held on May 9-11, in Orlando, Fla.

Eyeglass Frames Solution Brings RFID Benefits into Focus

by Claire Swedberg | Mar 7, 2023 | News

By enhancing an existing RFID-based solution for eyewear frame management with a cloud-based ordering system, Frame Source Group aims to boost inventory visibility.

RFID-free IC Responds to Phone Interrogations

by Claire Swedberg | Mar 6, 2023 | Features

UC San Diego's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has built a solution by which a passive tag with a low-cost IC could be interrogated via a cell phone's BLE, Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity.

RFID Solution Aims at Easier Point of Sale

by Claire Swedberg | Mar 6, 2023 | News

Nedap's new reader and cloud-based integration enable retailers to more easily deploy RFID-enabled payment terminals so that sales transactions can be 15 percent faster than with traditional barcode scanning.