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What is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)?
RFID is a tech that lets objects be tracked and identified through radio waves. It involves tags, which are tiny chips that hold data, and readers that pick up this data from the tags when they're close by. These tags can be passive, getting power from the reader's signal, or active, having their own battery to send signals further. RFID is used for things like checking out books from a library automatically, making payments, and keeping track of inventory in stores.
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Get advanced connectivity with RFID readers. Essential for automated data collection, these handheld and fixed RFID readers gather and share RFID tag information wirelessly between a variety of platforms. Quickly locate assets using fixed RFID readers, UHF and NFC readers, RFID antennas, and RFID tags and labels.
Zebra Technolgoies
The long-awaited potential of consistent and reliable RFID is here and within reach. Leverage Zebra’s decades of expertise, design thinking and software development to achieve maximum RAIN RFID efficiency. Unlike other players, Zebra gives you the industry’s broadest, field-proven RFID portfolio for unmatched accuracy and interoperability that elevates every system, device, tag and worker.
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RFID-Related Podcast Conversations
RFID Experts Panel
A live panel of RFID experts (Zebra’s Eric Malmed, DecisionPoint’s Steve Weiss, & RFID4U’s Archit Dua) explore the trends and technology innovations that are moving the RFID market. What recommendations or best practices can help VARs sell RFID to SMB customers?
RFID for Manufacturing & Warehouse Logistics
2B Tracking’s Founder & CEO, Peter Collins, joins us to explain his “common sense” approach to RFID. What’s the pitch for RFID over (or alongside) barcodes? How does RFID help address labor issues? How important is it to have a strategy in place and what should we look for in partnerships?
Item-Level RFID for Inventory Management
SML Group’s CTO & SVP of RFID Solutions, Dean Frew, is on the pod to explain the necessity for retailers to start tracking inventory down to individual items using RFID. What is BOPIS 2.0? How does RFID tagging improve customer experience? How are retailers rethinking distribution and manufacturing?
RFID Product Categories:
There are a variety of product categories and use cases broadly covered by the term RFID (radio frequency identification), including:
- Passive and Active RFID Tags
- Antennas
- Fixed and Handheld Readers
- RFID-encoding Printers
- Middleware and Software
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