Tageos Demonstrates Power of RFID at RFID Journal LIVE! 2025

Tageos showcased its latest RFID and wireless IoT products and innovations at RFID Journal LIVE! 2025, taking place May 6-8 at the Paris Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, USA.

With a strong focus on further expanding its product range and strengthening its innovation capabilities, Tageos continues to respond to the growing demands of its customers and the market. The recent opening of the new Innovation Center of Excellence (ICoE) in Munich, Germany, is further testament to the company’s commitment to enabling and driving sustainable RFID and wireless IoT innovation.

At the event in Las Vegas, Tageos showed next-gen RFID and wireless IoT products at booth 119:
• The EOS-730 NTAG 223 DNA, also known as the Liqr Stiq capacitive fill-sensing tag when converted. Shortlisted for the RFID Journal Best New Product Award, this encapsulated 9 in/22.86 cm-long and exclusively designed HF/NFC inlay measures the fill level of liquor bottles in real time via an NFC-enabled smartphone to address inventory challenges and reduce the time spent checking fill levels. This is one of the first products to emerge from Tageos’ new ICoE and demonstrates how its Engineering-as-a-Service (EaaS) capabilities can fully support customers and partners worldwide.
• The EOS-233 M830 is the latest addition to Tageos’ RAIN RFID portfolio and the first ARC Spec B2-certified inlay designed for use on bottled items in retail deployments, including household cleaners, automotive fluids and nutraceuticals.

The new anti-tamper family of NFC inlays, EOS Seal, currently includes:
• EOS-925 Seal FA NTAG 213, a round inlay with a diameter of 25mm and a fragile layer that easily breaks the antenna loop when tampered with. The new NFC tag is designed to enhance customer experience and for applications that require brand protection with anti-counterfeiting measures, including consumer goods and pharmaceuticals. 
• EOS-920 Seal I3 TT, a 50 x 20mm tamper loop inlay. An intact loop indicates that the item is sealed; a broken loop indicates that the item has been tampered with. The new NFC tag will be used for anti-tamper protection in markets such as pharmaceuticals and retail food and beverages.

Tageos was joined at its booth by two close market partners to demonstrate their RFID solutions:
• Bar IQ, a software provider and systems integrator for the hospitality industry, will showcase the real-time liquid level sensing capabilities of the Liqr Stiq tag with its purpose-built, easy-to-use API.
• Trilliott, which specializes in digital warehouse and supply chain management, will be demonstrating how reliable, high-performance RAIN RFID inlays from Tageos can take inventory and asset management systems in healthcare to the next level.

“At this year’s RFID Journal LIVE! we will be showcasing our latest innovations and product developments in RFID and wireless IoT. This further expands our powerful, advanced RAIN RFID product portfolio, while offering comprehensive new specialty products and product families in HF/NFC and passive sensors for exciting new applications in a variety of industries including retail, healthcare, pharmaceutical and hospitality,” said Jeremy Wade, VP of sales advanced products, Americas at Tageos.