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Five Advantages of Using UHF RFID Tags in Retail Radio frequency basics Let’s begin by understanding the different radio frequencies typically used in electronic article surveillance EAS systems: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF) and ultra-high frequency (UHF). The primary difference betw...

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Security Seals Three WaysSecurity Sealsand Safers Improve Customer Experience in Stores Your customers are one of your business’ most valuable asset, so keeping them happy should be among your top priorities. One good way to do that is to make their shopping experience as comfortable as possibl...

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Will RFID overtake the barcode? In some industries, RFID is a must-have technology. In retail, for example, it has taken the clothing industry by storm because the return on investment for that vertical is just so good: reducing stock-outs from double digits to less than one percent and taking s...

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RFID technology enables efficient use of assets in gas cylinder industry UPM Raflatac and Technology Solution Partners LLC have jointly developed a curved UHF RFID tag as part of a gas cylinder tracking and production solution called Trakaid CyTrack. The solution interfaces UPM Raflatac BeltRFID...

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has been in existence for many decades but it is only now that RFID is being increasingly used in many different applications – and the list is growing. Quite simply, RFID is a technology that uses tags to receive and transmit radio signals t...

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