By Steve Halliday, RAIN Alliance President The question was: How do you know if a reader is working properly? This question sparked an idea. An industry-first idea to answer that question. We began by trying to find a set of RAIN test tags to test reader functionality...but we didn’t find anything
[three_fourth_last]The product line is touted as the broadest range of highly sustainable inlays that all use FSC-certified paper as a substrate, and now also 4E technology. Source: https://www.labelandnarrowweb.com/
Based on input from more than 500 apparel retail decision-makers, the report examines the impacts of COVID-19 on the industry, as well as the current sentiment regarding growth prospects and the challenges in bouncing back. Source https://www.rfidjournal.com/
In less than two decades, RAIN Alliance member Xiamen Xindeco IOT Technology Co., Ltd., has grown from a startup company to one of the three largest RFID tag manufacturers in the world. Its manufacturing output is staggering. This explosive growth is being fueled, in part, by the industry’s appetite for
HID Global, a leader in trusted identity and RFID tracking solutions, has unveiled LinTRAK XS, its extra small RFID UHF RAIN transponders designed for discreet insertion into small textile items. The HID LinTRAK portfolio includes RFID UHF tags to identify, track, and manage laundry and textile assets in hospitality, healthcare,
French smart RFID startup Primo1D has raised €15m to scale up production of its plastic-free RFID tags that can be embedded in textiles and other materials. To read more, follow the link to the source. Source https://www.eenewseurope.com/news/embedded-rfid-startup-raises-eu15m-industrial-deployment
E-Livestock Global and MasterCard are donating the technology to help farmers record vaccinations, anti-tick dipping and other events to prove animals' good health. To read more, follow the link to the source. Source: https://www.rfidjournal.com/rfid-blockchain-provide-digital-record-of-cattle-health-in-zimbabwe
Asa part of our series about business leaders who are shaking things up in their industry, I had the pleasure of interviewing Chris Diorio. Chris is CEO, Vice Chair, and Co-Founder at Impinj, an Affiliate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington, and a Director of
Long before COVID-19, the healthcare supply chain was under pressure. The global pandemic added immense and rapid demands on the care required to fight the novel Corona virus, creating an even greater challenge for the supply chain, especially among essential-to-care supplies management. Perhaps now more than ever, the use of
AmerisourceBergen has launched an app-based version of its existing system so hospitals and other users can access data about medicines on trays via a mobile device; the system leverages the RAIN Alliance's CIN standardization to differentiate its tags from those of other companies. To read more, follow the link to