The $7 Million Wake-Up Call: When Metal Kills RFID
A Tier 1 auto supplier lost $7.2M last year because their RFID system misread metal engine blocks. Traditional UHF readers claim “metal tolerance” but fail where it counts:
62% read failure rate near stainless steel conveyors
34% false positives from electromagnetic interference (EMI)
Tag detonation in high-heat metal stamping areas
Cykeo’s engineers spent 18 months solving these nightmares. Here are 3 battle-tested solutions deployed in 217 industrial sites.
Solution 1: Ferrite-Loaded Antennas & 6mm Air Gap Protocol
Problem: Metal surfaces reflect RFID signals, creating dead zones.
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