Poxo RFID Tag

  India's urban mobility is advancing rapidly. With more and more people moving to urban areas and the increase in vehicles (also density) in the cities, traffic management is our country's biggest problem. In 2025, it is amazing to see whether AI traffic systems, which rely on real-time data, are being used to manage traffic and reduce congestion as well as increase road safety. The RFID tag is part of this revolution. Artificial intelligence can predict and take action, while RFID provides real-time, street-level data to the AI systems. In all, we are making streets smarter and more efficient.   Why Old Traffic Systems Fail?   Traditional traffic systems are based on signals, cameras, and manual monitoring. Such systems are typically unable to cope with:   Incorrect vehicle information Delayed reaction to incidents or congestion Lack of coordination among city networks With growing vehicles, these gaps render roads inefficient and unsafe. RFID tags coupled with AI...

  In today's economy, where demand rules the market, warehouses are becoming to processing more orders than ever, processing orders quickly / with less time in the warehouse, and have near 100% accuracy of items sent into the warehouse and eventually shipped to customers - all while managing cost.  The old-fashioned methods of tracking in a warehouse, manual logging, or barcode scanning, simply will not allow you and your team to meet all the complexities involved in today's supply chains, where demands on warehouses are high and huge volumes of items and orders are almost the norm.   RFID tag technology is an end-to-end technology to solve the automation task of the warehouse. Unlike barcodes, which require direct line of sight scanning and are labor-intensive with the manual lighting of items acquired, RFID tags can be read in mass and automatically without any visual identification.  RFID tags allow hundreds of different known items to be recognize...

  Temperature-controlled logistics is critical to the drug, food, and biotechnology industries. These industries rely on it to maintain product quality and integrity. If something is being shipped, whether vaccines, fresh food, or temperature-controlled chemicals, even small temperature variations can lead to spoilage, loss of product, and the potential to incur devastating financial losses. The process must be accurate, visible, and fast - and all of this can be achieved with RFID tag technology. 1. Continuous Temperature Monitoring     Unlike today’s tracking methods, which use fixed points for data collection, RFID tags with temperature sensor capability allow for continuous temperature monitoring. Organizations use RFID tags to receive real-time data reporting on their temperature. Real-time monitoring gives the logistics manager the ability to observe deviations in temperature in real-time, versus observing the product cooled (or heated) after arriving at its destin...