For years, RFID was mainly associated with inventory counting and retail efficiency. That is no longer the full picture. Today, a RAIN RFID label can transform an ordinary product into a source of real-time intelligence — carrying data, enabling traceability and connecting the physical and digital worlds in ways that
Dhaka, Bangladesh – [August 19, 2026] JFZ Label & Printing Co. Ltd. (JFZ), a leading provider of advanced labelling, printing, packaging, RAIN RFID, NFC, and intelligent identification solutions, has officially joined the RAIN Alliance, the global industry association dedicated to advancing RAIN RFID adoption, standards, education, and industry collaboration. The
RAIN RFID is moving rapidly from a technology project to an operational capability. Tag volumes continue to grow, use cases are expanding, and RAIN-enabled infrastructure is increasingly becoming part of how businesses understand the physical world. The RAIN Alliance and VDC Research forecast RAIN tag chip shipments to reach 115
Ⅰ. Product Overview Traditional production lines rely on manual barcode scanning, which can only recognize one tag at a time. This results in extremely low efficiency for bulk inventory checks in warehouses, and makes long-distance material handling and palletized goods identification even more difficult. Vanch Intelligent's VI-IR60, VI-IR61, VI-IR64, and
Ahead of RAIN in Action in Madrid, we sat down with some of our sponsors to hear how they see RAIN RFID evolving — from where adoption is accelerating today to what item-level data must become by 2030. In this Q&A, they share their perspective on the technology's role in
As enterprises continue to expand the use of RAIN RFID across retail, logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, and asset management, mobile devices are evolving to support more intelligent, connected, and flexible workflows. Recognizing this trend, Chainway has introduced MC80 5G UHF RFID reader. Built on the Qualcomm Dragonwing™ Q-6690 Processor, MC80 is
For over a decade, the enterprise world was captivated by the promise of Industry 4.0—a vision of hyper-automation, "dark" facilities, and the systematic elimination of human touchpoints from the supply chain. Yet, as we navigate the complexities of modern global operations, a harsh reality has set in: pure automation has
For decades, global manufacturing operated on a relatively predictable formula, stable labour costs, manageable lead times and supply chains optimised for efficiency. Today, that formula is being rewritten. Manufacturers are navigating a changed geopolitical reality, volatile raw material prices, compressed production schedules, rising customer expectations and increasingly stringent compliance requirements,
For many organisations, the conversation around Digital Product Passports (DPPs) begins with regulation. As the European Union advances the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), companies are understandably focused on understanding what information they will need to collect, how products should be identified, and how they can prepare for upcoming
Healthcare and pharmaceutical organisations are facing increasing pressure to improve traceability, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. Regulations such as the FDA Unique Device Identification (UDI) rule, the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and emerging initiatives like Digital Product Passports (DPP) are driving the need for reliable, item-level tracking across medical