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Independent RTLS & RFID buyer guides: four free PDFs.

What to check in proposals, integrations and claims from RTLS and RFID suppliers, written for the people who sign and the people who run it. Four free PDFs.

  • RFID and RTLS proposals: what to check before you sign
  • Buyer guide: automatic bookings into MES/WMS
  • Buyer guide: tool control and RTLS for aviation MRO
  • Buyer guide: VDA 5050

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Four buyer guides, one form.

01

RFID and RTLS proposals: what to check before you sign

What a good proposal contains, the red flags that cost money later, and where a second opinion pays for itself.

02

Buyer guide: automatic bookings into MES/WMS

Why manual scans fall short, what matters in the design and what to watch for before you scale.

03

Buyer guide: tool control and RTLS for aviation MRO

Who has each tool and whether it is in calibration, and how barcode, passive and active RFID, UWB and smart cabinets compare.

04

Buyer guide: VDA 5050

What a “VDA 5050 compatible” claim really covers, the evidence worth asking for, and what it takes before robots from several manufacturers can share one fleet control.

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Last updated: 5 October 2026