UHF RFID for Inventory Automation in Retail

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UHF RFID in Retail

UHF RFID in retail is used to improve inventory accuracy, reduce losses and automate core stock management processes.

Unlike barcode scanning, UHF RFID enables simultaneous reading of hundreds of items without line of sight, which is critical for high-SKU, high-turnover retail environments.

In real-world deployments, RFID supports automated inventory counts, goods receiving, shelf replenishment and item movement tracking between warehouse and store, with data integrated into WMS and ERP systems.

Specialized UHF tags are used for apparel, cartons and pallets, delivering read rates of 99% and above.

From a management perspective, RFID reduces labor costs, minimizes out-of-stock situations and shrinkage, and improves overall inventory turnover.

Inventory counting time is reduced by 5–10x, while accuracy increases to 98–99%.

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