Category Archives: RFID News
The first NFC tags from Avery Dennison published on VeryFields
Recently, Avery Dennison started offering NFC tags. Discover them on VeryFields. Continue reading
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New super rugged RFID tags and adhesive paint for the oil & gas industry from TROI
New super rugged RFID tags and an innovative adhesive paint for the oil and gas industry from TROI. Continue reading
Innovative UHF RFID labels from TAGEOS: the absense of plastic inlay brings reduced production costs
TAGEOS’ innovative manufacturing process allows to produce cheaper RFID labels by attaching RFID antenna and chip directly on paper… Continue reading
RFID Upgrades Parking Process
Guest blog post by Darren Terpstra, Marketing Assistant at Matrix Product Development about RFID solutions for parking. Continue reading
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Favite’s range of UHF RFID inlays has been updated on VeryFields
More UHF RFID inlays from Favite has been added to the VeryFields Database. Continue reading
Nano XL, new rugged high memory RFID tags for metal from Xerafy
Xerafy unveils the Nano XL, new rugged high memory RFID tags for metal. Continue reading
TROI’s embeddable RFID tags now listed on VeryFields
TROI’s embeddable RFID tags are now listed on VeryFields together with a lower-cost version of the Armored-RFID tag and a special tag for security applications. Continue reading
Titan Blade, slim footprint RFID tags with long read ranges for IT assets and other industrial applications from RFcamp
RFcamp has just released the Titan Blade, RID tags with slim footprint for IT asset tracking and other industrial applications. Continue reading
Avery Dennison updates its portfolio of ISO 15693 RFID inlays
Avery Dennison adopts NXP’s ICODE SLIX chip and renews its RFID inlay portfolio. Continue reading
Smaller EAS RFID tags for apparel and special EAS pins for RFID asset tracking from Retailers Advantage
Retailers started to offer new, smaller EAS RFID tags for apparel tagging and new EAS pins for RFID asset tracking. Continue reading