Aileen Ryan, President and CEO, RAIN Alliance In an era defined by global supply chains and connected commerce, the infrastructure underpinning these systems cannot be built by one single organization – or even one single type of organization. Harmonising the countless stakeholders involved, in a way that encourages
The undersigned organizations, representing the breadth of the RFID ecosystem, believe NextNav’s recent “test” video and accompanying blog post fall far short of addressing the documented coexistence and interference risks associated with high-power terrestrial operations in the lower 900 MHz band. Rather than providing a rigorous technical rebuttal, the materials
Xerafy today announced the availability of the XPLORER Screw, an embeddable, in-metal RAIN RFID tag engineered for OCTG and tubular assets requiring secure, field-serviceable identification. The XPLORER Screw supports lifecycle tracking programs across field operations, inspection workflows, and harsh industrial service environments. Its threaded, in-metal design provides a protected identification
Xerafy has won the NAUMD Innovation Award for its TEX Roll, recognizing a new print-ready RAIN RFID format that enables uniform manufacturers and textile service providers to print and encode RAIN RFID laundry tags on demand. The Network Association of Uniform Manufacturers & Distributors (NAUMD) represents a broad network of
BarTender Closes the Gap Between Labeling and Supply Chain Visibility with Built-In Track & Trace New integration and APIs ensure every item is visible and trackable the moment a label is printed Seagull Software, maker of BarTender, the world’s #1 label management solution, announced a major platform advancement that connects
The emergence of agentic AI in supply chain management represents a fundamental shift from passive data visibility to autonomous operational action. AI agents can now re-route shipments, trigger replenishment orders, isolate recalled product, and produce compliance records without human intervention — but only when the underlying physical data layer is
Adoption of RAIN RFID solutions has never been stronger. Billions of products now harness the capabilities of the technology, and with RAIN-enabled smartphones coming to market, coupled with the requirement of Digital Product Passport (DPP) legislation introducing mandated traceability, it’s a truly exciting time to be working in this space.
Author: Joe Preishuber-Pflügl, Head of Regulatory Affairs, RAIN Alliance What is radio spectrum, and why does power matter? Radio spectrum is the range of electromagnetic frequencies used to transmit information wirelessly. Every wireless technology — Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile networks, and RAIN RFID — occupies a portion of this spectrum. The
RAIN technology is enabling a new generation of practical, connected solutions across countless connected industries. With close to one billion tags shipped each week, billions of tags are in active use each day, but reading these tags has historically relied on specialized hardware. The integration of RAIN RFID into consumer
Xerafy, the specialist in industrial RAIN RFID tagging solutions, today announced a new generation of tool tracking RAIN RFID tags powered by the Impinj M830 endpoint ICs with support for Gen2X designed to improve read reliability in dense tool storage deployments. Xerafy Tool Tracking RAIN RFID Tags powered by the