Supply chains are under growing pressure to move faster and operate with greater accuracy than ever before. Yet many warehouse and parcel sorting operations still rely heavily on barcode scanning — a process that requires manual, line-of-sight reading of individual items. In high-volume logistics environments, this creates operational bottlenecks and
RAIN RFID has long been known as a technology for identifying products, improving stock accuracy and reducing manual scanning. But the market is changing. According to Bart van Elsdingen, responsible for Projects & Operations at Cisper, the next phase will be less about identification alone and more about reliable product data. “RAIN RFID is no longer only about knowing where something is,” says Van Elsdingen. “The real question is becoming: can we trust the data behind the product, the asset or the shipment?” That question is becoming more relevant as companies face growing demands around supply chain visibility, sustainability, automation and upcoming regulations such as the Digital Product Passport. The Digital Product Passport as a trigger The Digital Product Passport is pushing companies to connect physical products with digital information about origin, materials, lifecycle and sustainability. Van Elsdingen does not see this purely as a compliance issue. “The DPP may give companies a reason to finally get their product data properly organised,” he explains. “RAIN
Industrial RAIN RFID tags and labels for asset identification and traceability will be featured at GBDG Booth C03, Hall 03, during Qatar's leading construction and building technology exhibition. Xerafy, a manufacturer of industrial RFID tags and labels, and GBDG (Gulf Business Development Group) will showcase RAIN RFID solutions for construction,
These new tagging solutions are focused on inventory intelligence, loss prevention and brand authentication Discrete tagging applications are designed to preserve garment aesthetic, reduce labor demand and extend inventory intelligence Source-tagging approach can ensure item-level visibility throughout product lifecycles, unleashing a wealth of insight across the supply chain Sensormatic Solutions,
The innovative extra-soft RAIN RFID care label enables item-level traceability while preserving high standards of comfort and aesthetics in apparel brands Beontag, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of self-adhesives and smart tags such as RAIN RFID and NFC, has announced the launch of Fiberwave Soft, a premium extra-soft UHF
Xerafy's NXP U9xm Industrial User Memory RAIN RFID Tags Xerafy today announced the expansion of its industrial RAIN RFID portfolio with the integration of NXP®Semiconductors’ UCODE®9xm platform, enabling higher memory capacity and improved RF performance for manufacturing traceability. The upgrade addresses increasing demand for reliable item-level identification and
Every DPP-ready RAIN tag is built around an integrated circuit. The chip inside the tag is what determines how long it holds its data and how reliably it can be read when it matters most. What Makes a RAIN Tag DPP-Ready? It Starts with the IC If you have
We are proud to announce that our RAIN RFID Laundry Tags are now OEKO-TEX® certified, meeting the highest international standards for textile safety and environmental friendliness. This certification ensures that every tag is free from harmful substances and safe for direct contact with fabrics used in healthcare, hospitality, and industrial
Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics Group Co., Ltd. ("Fudan Microelectronics"; Ticker: 688385.SH / 01385.HK), a leading provider of ultra-large-scale integrated circuit design and system solutions, today announced the official global launch of its next-generation Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) RAIN RFID tag chip: the FM13UF0052A (subsequently referred to as "F52A"). Representing Fudan Microelectronics' definitive technological
How Rising Oil Prices Are Accelerating the Digital Transformation of Global Supply Chains and Why RAIN RFID Is the Enabling Technology Global oil prices have risen sharply, crossing above $100 per barrel amid significant disruption to energy infrastructure and key shipping corridors. While the duration of elevated prices remains uncertain, the direction is clear: supply