RFID and Barcode Blog

For small businesses, effective asset tracking can be a game-changer. The ability to monitor and manage assets efficiently can lead to significant cost savings, improved productivity, and better decision-making. In an era of increasing competition and rapidly evolving...

In high-risk environments like warehousing and utilities, personnel safety is not just a priority—it’s a constant challenge. In fact, warehouse workers face injury rates more than double the national average: 5.5 cases per 100 employees, compared to 2.7 cases across...

A single misplaced artwork can mean more than a missing object. It can trigger insurance claims, damage client trust, delay exhibitions, or erase provenance history built over decades. And the risk is real. More than 50,000 pieces of artwork are stolen or go missing...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has revolutionized various industries, and manufacturing is no exception. While passive RFID has been widely adopted for tracking and inventory management, active RFID takes the capabilities to a whole new level. Active...

RFID and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) are two powerful technologies used to track assets, monitor movement, and improve visibility across physical environments—but they serve different purposes and excel in different scenarios. While RFID is often used for...

Real-time visibility isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a measurable performance driver. Traditional inventory methods often deliver accuracy rates near industry averages of 65–75%, leaving businesses blind to stock discrepancies and vulnerable to stockouts or overages. In...

RFID and NFC are both wireless communication technologies that use radio waves to transfer data. Currently used in a wide range of industries, and both technologies offer tangible solutions. However, there are some key differences between the two technologies. In this...

Bins, totes, and containers are constantly in motion—moving between storage areas, workstations, production lines, and shipping docks. When teams don’t track movements automatically, bins get misplaced, inventory goes missing, and teams waste valuable time searching...

For most supply chains, warehouse receiving is where distribution operations begin. Having a smooth receiving process is essential to the overall success of your fulfillment operations. It will ensure that you deliver your orders on time and in full. Yet many...

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags provide powerful innovations for organizations in all sorts of industries and niches. From retail to pharma, manufacturing, utilities, and beyond, RFID is a technology that can assist teams in maintaining and tracking goods,...

Warehouses move fast—and even small mistakes can ripple into costly delays, inaccurate inventory, missed shipments, and frustrated customers. As order volumes grow and supply chains become more complex, relying on outdated processes or manual workarounds creates risk...

Passive RFID is one of the most widely used and practical forms of RFID technology, powering everything from inventory tracking and asset management to work-in-process monitoring across modern supply chains. Unlike active RFID, passive tags operate without batteries,...