news October 5, 2026 Global

Dracula Technologies’ Jérôme Vernet OPV and the Future of RFID: The RFIDJournal.com Q&A

By RFIDWire editorial · Published by Roxtron Limited · Original reporting: RFID Journal

News wire · Source based brief

Dracula Technologies’ organic photovoltaic (OPV) technology generates power from low light levels and can be paired with radio frequency harvesting to improve detection accuracy. This development suggests that overcoming energy constraints may enable RFID tags to evolve from simple identification tools into devices capable of sensing and active connectivity.

This is a short brief, not a full RFIDWire article. Claims and outcomes remain attributable to the cited publisher.

Source: RFID Journal. Full reporting is available from the original publisher.

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Roxtron manufacturing perspective

An inventory or asset identification program needs a tag specification tied to the item material, operating region, read zone and data rules. Roxtron Limited is an RFID and NFC product manufacturer with over two decades of experience; it supplies international customers with labels made to agreed IC, construction, printing and encoding specifications. Establish an EPC encoding plan and approve printed, encoded samples on the real item before production. A clearly defined specification and approved samples give procurement and engineering teams a consistent basis for production and repeat orders.

Published by Roxtron Limited · RFID and NFC product manufacturer

Manufacturer resources: UHF RFID label specifications · product configuration and sample approval.

Dracula Technologies’ Jérôme Vernet OPV and the Future of RFID: The RFIDJournal.com Q&A

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