Bosch has used RFID-based kanban cards to track containers as a part of its global logistics processes for several years. In 2022, the company decided to review its selection of RFID inlays, searching for the most sustainable options that would meet the latest high standards.

Count faster, read farther, capture more items: Tageos’ RFID inlays with Impinj M800 Gen2X redefine what’s possible. When it comes to RAIN RFID (UHF) applications, inlay performance and reliability matter. That’s why today, the Tageos portfolio already includes 35 products built on Impinj M800 series endpoint ICs with support for Gen2X.

In today's world, businesses face increasing challenges in protecting their products from counterfeiting, product diversion, and unauthorized access. From pharmaceuticals to luxury goods and fine wines, ensuring product authenticity and integrity is critical. The Tageos Seal family of inlays with anti-tamper functionality offers an advanced layer of security, allowing businesses to safeguard their products while engaging with their customers in the digital world through their most personal device – the smartphone.

Steady expansion and rapid growth can bring many benefits to businesses. One of Colombia’s leading women’s fashion brands is using intelligent RFID inventory management solutions to help achieve its goals quickly and effectively.

The European Union (EU) is going to mandate the tagging of countless new durable goods with a unique, permanently readable identifier - linking to the Digital Product Passport (DPP).

The new Tageos Innovation Center of Excellence (ICoE) opened in Munich, Germany, at the beginning of April 2025. It’s the company’s response to strong customer and market demand for innovative product development and new applications in RAIN RFID, HF/NFC and the wireless Internet of Things.

For nearly two decades, Walmart has been a major force in driving RFID adoption across retail. Starting in the early 2000s, the retail giant began implementing RFID in its supply chain, initially focusing on apparel, footwear, and other soft goods like textiles. These categories were relatively straightforward to tag and the operational improvements were significant—improving inventory accuracy, streamlining replenishment and reducing out-of-stocks.

An important part of Tageos’ strategy is to grow together with our customers. This also includes the joint development and conquest of new market segments, in this case the large and stable public transport and event ticketing market.

Opening two new manufacturing facilities and significantly increasing our production capacity in just one year is certainly an enormous achievement. Add to that our complete adherence to industry-leading quality standards, and this achievement becomes even more comprehensive. The renewal of our ARC Quality Certification for all our manufacturing sites worldwide proves once again that Tageos is a true market leader.

In the medium term, the European Union (EU) wants to tag countless new durable consumer goods with a unique, permanently readable identifier - linking to the Digital Product Passport (DPP). Will this usher in a "golden age" for the RFID industry?

Integrating contactless technologies like RFID and NFC offers huge opportunities to makers and vendors of many electronic devices - from machine controls to smartphones to kitchen appliances. With its new “Engineering-as-a-Service” expertise, Tageos is the right partner for such developments, and beyond.

With the new EOS-360 U9 inlay for a wide range of retail products, Tageos once again demonstrates what "Just RFID inlays and tags. Just better." means: high performance, true sustainability and certified quality with minimum dimensions – for maximum success.