Tom Nash, Owner of Connected Hire, and Claire Swedberg, RFID journalist and subject matter expert, dive into the world of RFID technology's impact on various industries. In this podcast, they explore topics such as Amazon's innovative shopping experiences, the resurgence of evidence tracking, the power of GS1 standards, and the role of IoT in transforming agriculture. Tune in for insightful discussions and interviews that shed light on the potential of RFID technology in today's fast-paced world.

Tom Nash is owner of Connected Hire, a boutique recruitment firm focusing on RFID. Contact him at tom@connectedhire.com

Claire Swedberg is Senior Editor of RFID Journal and she can be reached at cswedberg@rfidjournal.com 

In the third episode of the RFID podcast, hosts Tom Nash from Connected Hire and Claire Swedberg from RFID Journal bring you the latest news and updates from the RFID industry. This episode covers a range of exciting topics, including sustainability, health, and a significant acquisition.

One of the highlights of this episode is the groundbreaking work by Michigan State University's Axia Institute and Italy's RFID Lab at the University of Parma. They have developed a tool that measures the environmental impact of RFID technology on a product-by-product basis. This tool takes into account various factors such as shipping methods, product expiration, size, transit distance, and cold chain requirements. It's a significant step forward in understanding and promoting environmental sustainability within the RFID industry.

Another fascinating development discussed in this episode is the advancement in NFC technology and its role in Europe's Digital Product Passport. The hosts dive into how NFC tech will play a crucial part in this initiative, offering insights into the benefits and implications it brings.

Listeners will also learn about Know Labs' upcoming product, an innovative RF-based blood glucose monitoring system. This groundbreaking device provides real-time measurements without the need for pricking the skin, making it a game-changer in the field of health monitoring.

The episode concludes with the exciting news of Impinj's acquisition of Voyantic. As a result, Voyantic will operate as an Impinj subsidiary from its Helsinki facility, offering comprehensive testing tools for UHF and HF RFID, as well as NFC products. This acquisition aims to meet the growing quality demands of inlay manufacturers and other RFID companies, providing enhanced testing and measurement support.

To stay informed about the latest developments in the RFID industry, be sure to subscribe to the podcast for future episodes. Tom and Claire will keep you up-to-date with the most recent news, trends, and breakthroughs.

For any inquiries or further information, feel free to reach out to Tom at Tom@connectedhire.com or Claire at ClaireSwedberg@gmail.com.

The RFID podcast is brought to you by Connected Hire, a boutique recruiting firm based in California that specializes in talent acquisition for the RFID industry.

In the second episode of the RFID podcast, hosts Tom Nash from Connected Hire and Claire Swedberg from RFID Journal provide an insightful update on the latest happenings driving the RFID industry.

Firstly, they delve into the global use of RFID in tolling systems, bringing attention to noteworthy current events in Malaysia and India that have captured the interest of the RFID community.

The podcast then shifts its focus to Chipotle's nationwide implementation of an RFID system for comprehensive food tracking and tracing within its supply chain. This topic sparks an engaging discussion as they explore the implications and benefits of such an initiative.

Lastly, the hosts explore the tire industry's utilization of RFID technology, with an emphasis on Michelin's pioneering role in this field. They shed light on how RFID enables improved inventory management, lifecycle tracking, maintenance optimization, and counterfeiting prevention in the tire sector.

Listeners are encouraged to subscribe to the podcast for future episodes, where they can stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the RFID industry.

For inquiries, please reach out to Tom at Tom@connectedhire.com.

Connected Hire is a California-based boutique recruiting firm that specializes in talent acquisition for the RFID industry.