Tags are small, but identification is extraordinary – creating a reliable core component for asset tracking In modern industrial, logistics, energy, power and other scenarios, asset identification and management has moved from manual recording to intelligent system integration. In this process, the choice of a reliable performance, environmental adaptability of RFID tags has become critical.…
Ultra-small size, accurate identification, to meet the challenges of micro-scene RFID With the rapid development of the Internet of Things technology, more and more miniaturised devices and scenarios put forward higher requirements for RFID tags: the size should be as small as possible, the reading should be as stable as possible, and the environmental adaptability…
Flexible Metal-Resistant RFID Tags, the Breakthrough Way for Intelligent Management of Metal Environments Driven by the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0, there is a growing demand for asset digitisation, automated tracking and accurate management. Especially in the metal surface environment, traditional RFID tags read failure, signal attenuation and other common problems. RFID flexible…
From Metal Asset Tracking to a Critical Step in Industrial Digital Transformation In metal-intensive environments such as industrial manufacturing, facility management, and warehousing and logistics, visualization and management of assets is increasingly important. However, the strong interference of metal to RF signals brings challenges to traditional RFID systems. the emergence of RFID flexible anti-metal tags,…
The key to achieve stable RFID identification on metal surfaces In RFID applications, the interference of metal surfaces on RFID performance is a long-term challenge. Ordinary tags often can not be read properly in a metal environment, and ‘RFID flexible anti-metal tags’ was born to solve this pain point. Especially the size of 60 *…
Why Tunnel Boring Machine Manufacturers Need RFID Solutions Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) are critical to modern construction engineering infrastructure projects, but operators face significant challenges: Component Wear and Misalignment: Missing or worn cutterheads delay projects and increase costs. Unplanned Downtime: Undetected hydraulic or electrical failures can disrupt operations and cost more than $10,000 per hour.…
Why 3D Construction Printer Manufacturers Need RFID Integration Poor Material Management: Improper selection of concrete mix or expired materials can lead to structural defects. Quality Control Gaps: Undetected printing errors (e.g., misaligned layers) can cause project delays. Compliance Risks: Manual record keeping does not meet ASTM/ISO standards for material traceability. Equipment downtime: Missed maintenance schedules…