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What would the adoption of blockchain technology imply...

29 from April from 2021

According to Statista, there are currently more than 10 billion IoT devices, although this figure is expected to increase exponentially and could...

Differences between RFID and NFC

29 from January from 2021

The Dipole blog we have been publishing articles that are very useful when it comes to knowing the basics of how RFID technology works, as well as...

NFC: What is it and how it Works

15 from April from 2020

Within RFID technology, which we have previously been able to explain, we find the well-known NFC (Near Field Communication) concept, another type...

Dipole Portal: transform your logistic procedures and...

26 from February from 2020

This year we will participate for the first time in Advanced Factories, a fair specialized in 4.0 Industry that will be held in Barcelona during...

RFID Labels: Definition and Applications

01 from August from 2019

Concepts such as digitalization, IOT, industry 4.0, or traceability, are heard more and more frequently among the most diverse sectors. One of the...

Dipole launches a last generation RFID timing tag

14 from May from 2019

► The label is equipped with the Ucode8 or R6P, latest generation chips► This new range of labels, one of the finest on the market (0,8 mm),...

Dipole launches its new RFID tunnel

01 from April from 2019

Dipole has launched a new tunnel designed for logistical use, whose function is to execute mass readings and recordings of RFID tags in blocks...

RFID Tags Decathlon, Inditex and El Corte Ingles

15 from December from 2018

RFID DECATHLON, INDITEX AND EL CORTE INGLES TAGSSince the use of RFID in the Second World War to differentiate airplanes from different sides,...

Etnia Barcelona implements Dipole's RFID Tracking Tags...

29 from March from 2018

With Dipole's RFID solution, inventory can be precisely done in less than 10 minutes All reception, inventory, search and control procedures add...

What is RFID?

06 from December from 2017

Radio Frequency Identification is a technology that allows you to identify objects using radio waves in a unique way and can capture hundreds of...

Types of RFID systems

01 from June from 2017

Now that you know how a RFID system works, it is time to get to know the different types of RFID systems in the market. Depending on the frequency...

How does a UHF RFID System Work?

12 from December from 2016

The RFID reader emits radio waves of specific frequencies through RFID antennas. The waves "give energy" to the tags so that they can communicate...

Universal LLRP Protocol

25 from September from 2016

The universal LLRP protocol is the standardized and commonly adopted communication system to communicate between RFID readers and software...

Key factors of RFID readers

16 from September from 2016

Knowing the key factors of RFID readers will allow you to properly assess their performance and choose the most appropriate one according to your...

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What would the adoption of blockchain technology imply...

Differences between RFID and NFC

NFC: What is it and how it Works

Dipole Portal: transform your logistic procedures and...

RFID Labels: Definition and Applications

Dipole launches a last generation RFID timing tag

Dipole launches its new RFID tunnel

RFID Tags Decathlon, Inditex and El Corte Ingles

Etnia Barcelona implements Dipole's RFID Tracking Tags...

What is RFID?

Types of RFID systems

How does a UHF RFID System Work?

Universal LLRP Protocol

Key factors of RFID readers

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