RFID and RTLS technologies converge for enhanced asset visibility

The traditional distinction between RFID and RTLS for asset tracking is blurring as both technologies evolve. RFID, historically used for cost-effective tracking at chokepoints, is becoming more data-rich, while RTLS, which offers continuous real-time visibility, is seeing its tag costs decrease due to advances in technologies like Bluetooth Low Energy. This convergence allows for a more integrated approach, moving from simple asset tracking to comprehensive operational intelligence by analyzing flow and identifying inefficiencies across the entire supply chain. AI

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• Bluetooth Low Energy
• Fabio Belloni
• Juha Seittonen
• radio-frequency identification
• RTLS Simulation (NAID 101938226)
• ultra-wideband
• Wi-Fi

• product
• infra

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