RAIN technology growing fast across many markets. PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The RAIN Alliance announced today that 15.4 billion RAIN tag chips were sold in 2018. This is 23% growth over 2017, and the RAIN market is on track to over 20 billion tag chips sold annually for 2020 and
Over 15 Billion RAIN Tag Chips Sold in 2018 RAIN Technology Growing Fast Across Many Markets Pittsburgh, PA – 26 February 2019 The RAIN Alliance announced today that 15.4 billion RAIN tag chips were sold in 2018. This is 23% growth over 2017, and the RAIN market is on track
Labor shortage is becoming serious in Japan. Now the government is taking the initiative to automate the retail sector with the RFID technology, starting with convenience stores nationwide. The new microwaveable RFID tags WaveSafe is expected to help the transition. Japan is one of the countries that are facing a
SensThys® Joins RAIN Alliance Together, Accelerating the Adoption of UHF Passive RFID as a Key Sensor in the Exploding World of IoT CUPERTINO, CA – February 26, 2019: SensThys®, Inc. a designer and manufacturer of game-changing RFID solutions built upon a powered networking platform, today announced that it has joined
Avery Dennison is working with the Japanese government on an initiative that could turn every convenience story in the country unmanned by 2025. The Japanese government is seeing to bring about the ‘convenience store of the future’. This is, in part, in response to a labor force crisis as a
Operating from below freezing to extremely hot temperatures, the Robust UHF Antennas will work with any reader and are backed by an equally robust warranty Today, FEIG ELECTRONICS, a leading global supplier of RFID readers and antennas, introduced its new Robust UHF Antennas, capable of withstanding the harshest and most extreme
In today’s retail industry up to a third of inventory is not visible to a retailer — imagine what could be accomplished if 100 percent order accuracy could be achieved between manufacturers and retailers. Consumer demand could be met more efficiently and with greater precision, seamlessly fueling the innovative experiences
The best way to deal with spoiled inventory is to prevent it from spoiling. In North America alone, billions of dollars of food spoils before reaching customers each year. In the pharmaceutical industry, temperature-sensitive products are regularly damaged due to inappropriate shipping and storing conditions. It is no secret that inventory spoilages directly
To solve the age-old problem of keeping track of inventory inside a bustling DC, men's accessories company Randa implemented a distinctly modern solution: RFID. How do you keep track of the literally tens of millions of items—belts, neckties, wallets, and the like—flowing through your distribution facilities each year? That was
iDTronic has released a new UHF RFID polyester laundry tag. The tag has been developed specifically for professional cleaning of linen and textiles. The label is flat and compact, with dimensions of 60 × 20 mm and a depth of 2.1 mm. The UHF Polyester Laundry Tag is marketed for