Brad Cumby, Senior RFID research engineer, Avery Dennison03.17.20
Avery Dennison Performance Tapes, which introduced its ShieldSense™ RFID Blocking Material in May 2019, announces a new white paper that examines the use of RFID technology in inventory management and the available isolating materials that can help maximize the technology’s effectiveness.
“Attenuation Performance of RFID Isolating Materials” by Brad Cumby, senior RFID research engineer, Avery Dennison, discusses the challenges retailers face in using RFID signals to manage inventory. As these signals may penetrate most walls, floors and ceilings, accurate data gathering can be an issue for users. Performance is subject to factors such as interference, frequencies, power and environments.
The white paper examines the use of the following aluminum-based shielding products:
Aluminum foil tape (such as Avery Dennison ShieldSense);
Conductive paint;
Foil radiant barrier insulation;
Conductive cloth
In reviewing these products, the paper compares i
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