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Introduction Smart shelving units such as cabinets, refrigerators, shelves, and displays are outfitted with RFID hardware. Items are affixed with RFID tags and kept in the unit to be inventorie

Introduction While most companies do not need to keep track of every single piece of paper,  file tracking is an increasingly common RFID application since it is a great way to increase efficiency an

Introduction The library industry uses RFID to accomplish modernized organization and improved visitor experiences. Manually managing library assets can be inaccurate and time-consuming but imp

Introduction In the simplest of terms, telemetry is the transmission of measurement data from one location to another. When we look at the etymology of telemetry, it's Greek derivative literally t

Anyone with an application requiring a small, low cost reader would do well to consider USB RFID readers. USB readers have most of the basic capabilities of their larger counterparts, just with

Introduction This is part one of a four-part series geared towards learning more about how RFID can benefit retail as an industry through implementations on the retail floor, in the changing room,

Introduction Set by GS1, the current standard for all UHF Passive RFID readers and tags is the Gen2 protocol (or Class 1 Generation 2 protocol). GS1 and the Hardware Action Group created the

Introduction The world of RFID is, complex. Luckily, some of the most frequently asked questions are about general RFID knowledge. I polled the office to ask the atlasRFIDstore staff what quest

This is a two-part article that touches on the many ways that RFID is used to identify and manage wine, beer, and spirits. Part one discusses specifically using UHF RFID to track and manage alcohol