Real-time location systems (RTLS) are becoming more scalable and affordable for tracking a wider range of items, including low-cost assets like boxes and parcels. This advancement is driven by the development of new, inexpensive, disposable tags utilizing printed zinc paper batteries. These tags bridge the gap between traditional RTLS and radio-frequency identification (RFID), offering continuous tracking capabilities at a cost point previously only achievable with limited-visibility RFID solutions. AI
IMPACT Enables broader adoption of real-time tracking for logistics and manufacturing, potentially improving efficiency and inventory management.
RANK_REASON Article discusses advancements in tracking technology and its application, but does not announce a new product or frontier release from a major AI lab.
- Avery Dennison
- Enfucell
- Fabio Belloni
- Identiv
- Juha Seittonen
- MokoSmart
- radio-frequency identification
- zinc paper batteries
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