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John demonstrates some of the retail uses of RFID at a local store. Watch as he goes over inventory tracking, Inventory locating, and RFID tag writing using some of our RFID sample applications included in the TracerPlus Free Trial featured on our website.

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Controlling inventory has always been a key part of any retailer’s success. Not only does inventory represent a huge percentage of most retailers’ working capital requirements but having the right stock in the right place when customers want to buy it, is pivotal to their shopping experience.

As Omnichannel shopping has become the norm, many of the world’s leading retailers have turned to RFID technology to help them manage their inventory.

Join Stacy Shulman, former CIO of American...

Mojix is changing the way retailers do business with innovative RFID technology and IoT platform solutions.

Retailers are looking for real-time inventory visibility, data driven operational insights and real-time presence and location information.

Retailers want to avoid out-of-stocks, reduce markdowns, enable omni-channel fulfillment, and enhance customer loyalty and boost sales.

With Mojix, retailers can make smarter, data-driven decisions, run their operations more efficiently and turn...

Justin Patton, Director of Auburn University RFID Lab, explains the changing world of retail supply chain. Retailers now realize that they have mini warehouses all over and ship products to customers from the closest store.

Uwe Henning, CEO, Detego

Detego uses IoT technology in fashion retail, where there is a big demand for user data to offer excellent customer services – bringing online-based personalisation and custom services to physical retail stores. The Detego Inventory Management uses IoT and RFID to ensure that the on-shelf availability of stock within a store increases to almost 100 per cent.

Filmed at: Intel Ignition Lab Launch, London 2016

Waltonchain Smart Retail Management System Demo

The system includes:

-Smart Clothes Rack:

RFID Reader/Writer

RFID Antenna

RFID Tags

-Smart Clothes Display

-Anti-theft Sensor

-Cashier:

RFID Sensor

Cashier Machine

-Blockchain-based Cryptocurrency Fast Payment System

-Blockchain System

Useful Links:

Official Website: http://www.waltonchain.org/

Official Twitter : https://twitter.com/Waltonchain

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Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/waltonchain/...

TrustTag is an Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) manufacturer specialized in retail loss prevention industry, providing EAS tags,EAS systems,Acousto-Magnetic(AM) labels,Radio Frequenc(RF) labels,RFID tags etc for retail security, including brand names such as Sensormatic and Checkpoint.

NASA's Johnson Space Center has a suite of Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies available to companies and institutions for licensing. These devices are commonly used for autonomous inventory management with special interest in diverse product application and extended ranges. This technology opportunity video highlights NASA developed RFID technologies originally purposed for the International Space Station that have Earth applications in healthcare, retail, logistics, and many...

The RFID Dual Tag R3741L combines a UHF antenna for logistics management and an HF antenna compatible with NFC technology for a better shopping experience in the store, specially designed for clothing businesses.

CSL claims that its CS203 UHF Integrated RFID Reader is an all-weather reader with IP68 rating for outdoor operations and has also passed Mil Standard 810 testing. But what's most surprising is the CS203 has a suggested manufacturers retail price of only $700.00. In this edition of The RFID Network were going to put the CS203 to the test and see just how well this integrated reader really performs. Host: Louis Sirico

For more information about the CS203 ETHER Integrated RFID Reader, please...

It's nice to speak with you today, Pique, and today I'm looking forward to hearing your views on RFID in retail. Can you start by providing a brief background of yourself?

Sure. My name is Stephane Pique. I work for Motorola Solutions. I'm in the position of director of the industry solutions groups. I'm working in RFID since over 25 years, going to different companies, different companies, different industries, but always related to RFID. I work a lot with the European Commission, and we have...

RFID for Retail Apparel - Getting the Business Case Right

Larry Arnstein, VP Business Development, Impinj Inc. http://sps.impinj.com

With more than 100 RFID apparel programs worldwide, and public validation from major retailers that tagging at the item level offers high ROI, the ramp-up has begun. Item-level RFID heralds a new data driven approach to optimizing on-shelf availability for customers by casting a spotlight on normally invisible parts of retail operations. But the decision to...

RFID overtakes the barcode

Main benefits of RFID technology in retail - Part 5

Every year, RFID adoption picks up the pace, moving into different verticals and finding new applications.

The burning question is: will RFID replace the

barcode, and if so when?

Heikki Seppä is a senior research professor with VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, a nonprofit organization and the largest

multi-technological applied research organization in Northern Europe.

Jorma Lalla is CEO...

In this recording from SML Intelligent Inventory Solutions' latest RFID Journal sponsored webinar, you'll learn how the biggest, most successful RFID implementations are winning today, what use cases retailers should be aware of that are coming down the pike, and how to build a robust solution today that will stretch to the use cases of tomorrow without having to start over from scratch.

Find out what to build your business case around, why deployments fail, and what the characteristics are of...

http://my.brainshark.com/Radiofrequency-Identification-RFID-Market-in-Healthcare-Global-Industry-Analysis-Size-Share-Growth-T-701975987 - Radiofrequency identification (RFID) is a system based on wireless technology which utilizes radio waves for collecting data from a tag attached to an object, for various purposes like automatic identification and tracking of objects. RFID technology has been applied in various sectors such as retail, supply chain, government, and manufacturing industries....

Montreal-based Overheer Systems, the company provides RFID chips for clothing tags to allow retailers to keep better track of their inventory.

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Guangzhou Geyou Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional electronic equipment manufacturing company which combines product research and development, production, marketing and after sales service together. Our company is specialized in Electronic Article Surveillance RFID (EAS RF) products used to prevent shoplifting in retail stores. 

Our products mainly cover EAS antennas, detachers, decoding boards and various types of soft labels and hard tags. We supply products and sets of services for...

This is part two of a four-part series geared towards learning more about the Auburn RFID lab in general, what goes on there, how it can benefit RFID as an industry, and a quick overview of RFID as a technology.

The RFID Lab at Auburn University is a research institute focusing on the business case and technical implementation of RFID and other emerging technologies in retail, supply chain, and manufacturing.  RFID performance and quality testing has been a staple of the RFID Lab for years,...

http://rfidtagstore.net UHF RFID reader with Bluetooth. A Stand alone UHF RFID reader for reading UHF tags. Ideal for Fashion retail, library, and inventory control applications.

In this demonstration, conducted live on the show floor at RFID Journal LIVE! 2011, seven RFID technology providers—Avery Dennison RBIS, Tagsys RFID, Argo Wireless, Impinj, Seeonic, Tyco Retail Solutions and Zebra Technologies—show how goods can be tagged at the point of manufacture, and then be tracked through a distribution center to the back of a store and finally to the retail sales floor. Data was captured at each point using RFID tags, and was shared in real time using GS1's...

Make customer magic. Future of retail: fashion, clothing, textiles, garment tagging with RFIDs. Fusion of online and offline shopping. Omnichannel customers. Future of mobile marketing, viral marketing and social marketing. Logistics and supply chain management. Manufacturing and distribution of clothing industry. High street shopping trends. Online and offline sales. Future of click and collect, home delivery and e-commerce trends. Future of shopping malls and supermarkets, hypermarkets...

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, and through cycle counts.

The RFID Lab at Auburn University is a research institute focusing on the business case and technical implementation of RFID and other emerging technologies in retail, supply chain, and manufacturing.  RFID performance and quality testing has been a staple of the RFID Lab for years, and...

arcode labels have been the industry standard in retail and logistics for over 30 years, but other technologies, namely radio-frequency identification (RFID), have greatly diminished the luster of barcodes in the past decade. While both are well suited for certain applications, the advantages of RFID over barcodes are great in number and significance.

1-RFID doesn’t need line of sight

2- An RFID tag is read/write.

3-RFID tags are durable and reusable.

4-Data is encrypted.

5-RFID tags are...

An animated video showing an RFID implementation in Retail , and how EssenRFID's XtennaTM can help give you an advantage in the Retail business.

By offering real-time visibility into inventories, product distribution and points-of-sale, RFID technology is transforming the retail industry. Some of the world's largest retailers such as Wal-Mart, Tesco, Metro AG and Target have mandated RFID tagging.

EssenRFID is an Indian RFID hardware manufacturer, based in Mumbai. Essen has been a pioneer in...