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The RFID industry is experiencing notable advancements in 2024, particularly in logistics, manufacturing, and retail. A key trend is the growing adoption of RFID technology for asset tracking and improving supply chain efficiency. Companies such as Zebra Technologies and Impinj are at the forefront, introducing innovative solutions that optimize inventory management. In retail, RFID is transforming customer experiences by enabling faster, more accurate checkouts and streamlining operations.

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In addition to enhancing operational efficiency, RFID plays a crucial role in modern anti-theft systems across various sectors. RFID tags embedded in products are scanned by readers at store exits, allowing systems to detect unauthorized removals and trigger alarms when necessary.

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Leading retailers, including Walmart and Decathlon, have integrated RFID with Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) to enhance theft prevention, improve inventory accuracy, and reduce shrinkage. Companies like Michelin and Fujitsu are also using RFID to bolster security and manage real-time inventory, helping businesses combat fraud effectively.

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Unlike traditional barcode systems, RFID does not require direct line-of-sight and can simultaneously identify multiple items. This makes it particularly effective in high-volume environments for theft detection and inventory control. As a result, RFID has become an essential tool for minimizing theft-related losses while improving both security and operational efficiency.