RFID market in 2006 - IDTechEx

27 Jan '06

4 min read

Growth in passive RFID will be driven by the tagging of high volume items - notably consumer goods, drugs and postal packages - at the request of retailers, military forces and postal authorities and for legal reasons. In these cases, the primary benefits sought will be broader and include cost, increased sales, improved safety, reduced crime and improved customer service.

Many companies are increasingly focusing on profitable value-added 'niche' markets, many of which will ultimately be 'billion dollar, billion tag' opportunities, such as the tagging of books, drugs, tires, ticketing, secure documents (passports and visas), livestock, baggage and much more. We also see more acknowledgement of different frequencies and increased interest and more development on HF (13.56MHz) tags and systems (welcome back HF - all is forgiven?!).

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