Tag: RFID

Xemelgo Experience Center virtual warehouse game comparing barcode scanning and RFID technology for inventory counting

On the Line: RFID gets interactive, AI resources grow, and 3D printing protects uptime

October 8, 2026

Xemelgo Experience Center virtual warehouse game comparing barcode scanning and RFID technology for inventory counting

Barcode or RFID? Xemelgo turns cycle counting into a video game

September 7, 2026

On the Line: What deeper analysis reveals in packaging

June 18, 2026

A KUKA robot palletizing boxes at the SICK booth at Modex 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia, demonstrating AI-enabled automation in a physical handling application.

From the Modex show floor: robotics, conveyors, and systems on display

April 19, 2026

Blecon debuts Agent for supply chain digitization with Bluetooth tracking

February 10, 2026

GS1 US, the nonprofit behind the barcode, is prepping for Sunrise 2027, the industry’s date to transition to accepting 2D barcodes at point-of-sale systems. Newland AIDC (left side of image) and Zebra Technologies (right side of image) showcased 2D-barcode-ready technology at NRF 2026 in New York City.

NRF insights: GS1 US explores AI, 2D barcodes, and RFID in packaging

January 23, 2026

The BW Packaging Hayssen X850 flow wrapper is designed for high-speed cheese packaging with long dwell time and high-integrity sealing.

Primary packaging

BW Packaging aims to clamp down on jams in high-speed flow wrapping

January 16, 2026

A comparison of 1D and 2D barcodes (left), Coal’d Water Distilling Company’s co-packing facility (center), and a flexible pouch from Mondi Group (right) reflect key packaging themes covered by Packaging OEM in 2025.

2D barcodes, flexible formats, traceability, and co-packing lines: Packaging OEM’s most-viewed stories of 2025

December 18, 2025

Pack Expo Las Vegas showcased the future of packaging in the form of machinery, technology, and components. Packaging OEM was on the ground, documenting the event. From left to right: Formic’s case packer, ProMach’s Bartelt Packaging’s MAG-B horizontal form fill seal machine, and Antares Vision Group’s leak detection system for syringes.

PHOTO GALLERY: Pack Expo Las Vegas 2025

October 3, 2025

Garrett Gross uses a Zebra handheld RFID scanner to track inventory in Xemelgo’s software (left side of image). Zebra’s NS42 AI vision sensor captures images to detect packaging and part defects (middle of image). Packages pass through Zebra’s Aurora Scan Tunnel for barcode reading and inspection (right side of image).

Integrated equipment

Zebra Technologies expands packaging visibility with scan tunnel, RFID tools

August 20, 2025