1.3. How governments have driven most of the market
1.4. Non-government successes
1.5. Fragmented value chain
1.6. RFID Companies by gross sales
1.7. Favourite RFID frequency
1.8. RFID market forecasts for passive RFID tags by application and frequency
1.8.1. Passive UHF RFID
1.8.2. Passive HF RFID
1.8.3. Passive LF RFID
1.9. RFID market forecasts for battery assisted passive RFID, active RFID and Real Time Locating Systems RTLS tags by application
1.10. Market by Territory
1.11. Watch the BRICS
1.11.1. Progress in China
1.12. Analysis of RFID case studies
1.13. RFID and IoT
1.14. Impediments to the growth of RFID markets
1.15. Outlook for RFID
2. INTRODUCTION, HISTORIC SALES AND ADDRESSABLE OPPORTUNITY
2.1. Definitions
2.1.1. RFID
2.1.2. Chipless/printed RFID
2.1.3. Passive and active RFID
2.2. Tags have different shapes
2.3. The RFID value chain
2.4. Where tags are placed
2.5. Examples of spend by application
2.6. The show so far - 1945 to 2016
2.6.1. Cumulative sales by applicational category
2.6.2. Cumulative sales active vs passive
2.6.3. Cumulative sales chip vs chipless
2.7. Historic RFID tag sales 2005 to 2015
2.7.1. Progress in 2005
2.7.2. Progress in 2006
2.7.3. Progress in 2007
2.7.4. Progress in 2008
2.7.5. Progress in 2009
2.7.6. Progress in 2010
2.7.7. Progress in 2011
2.7.8. Progress in 2012
2.7.9. Progress in 2013
2.7.10. Progress in 2014
2.7.11. Progress in 2015
2.8. Ultimate potential
2.8.1. Potential for different applications
2.9. Demand pull
2.10. Constraints on market growth
2.11. RFID Standards (ISO)
2.12. EPCglobal
2.13. Progress with EPC adoption so far
2.14. Near Field Communication (NFC)
2.15. Impediments to highest volume RFID
3. MARKET BY APPLICATION AND VALUE CHAIN POSITION
3.1. Market split by position
3.2. Market size by application
3.2.1. Market size by tag value by application
3.3. Prevalence of RFID projects for each applicational sector
3.4. Future trend of projects for each applicational sector
3.5. Current and future forms of payback by applicational sector
3.6. Healthcare and pharmaceuticals
3.7. Postal and courier services
3.8. Retail and Consumer Packaged Goods
3.8.1. Pallet/case tagging
3.8.2. Retail apparel, item level
3.9. Military and federal
3.10. Airlines and Airports
3.11. Logistics, Asset Tracking, Manufacturing
3.12. Libraries
3.13. Secure access and contactless payments
3.14. Smart Ticketing and e-Passports
3.15. Laundry/rented textiles
3.16. Animals
3.17. RFID embedded in consumer electronics devices
4. MARKETS FOR PASSIVE RFID
4.1. Passive vs active
4.2. Sub categories of passive tag
4.3. Cost Structure of RFID passive tags - labels
4.4. Passive market by applicational sector
4.5. The main things that are passive tagged
4.6. Passive RFID market by range
4.7. RFID technologies by range and cost
4.7.1. Read range and tag cost
4.7.2. RFID Systems/Middleware
4.8. EPC Gen 2 v2
4.9. Chipless passive tags
4.9.1. Chipless options
4.9.2. Latest progress with printed transistor RFID
4.9.3. Forecast for chip vs chipless/printed tags
4.10. NFC
4.10.1. NFC background
4.10.2. Beyond payments and transit
4.10.3. Turning point
4.10.4. Phone Payments: MasterCard and Apple
5. MARKETS FOR PASSIVE UHF RFID
5.1. Markets for passive UHF - by number of tags
5.2. Market for passive UHF RFID by average price and tag value
5.3. Analysis of passive UHF RFID markets
6. MARKETS FOR PASSIVE HF AND LF RFID
6.1. Passive HF RFID
6.2. Passive LF RFID
7. MARKETS AND PROFITABILITY OF ACTIVE RFID
7.2. Three Generations
7.3. Active market by applicational sector
7.4. The main things that are active tagged
7.5. Active RFID market by range
7.6. Active RFID market by battery type
7.6.1. Energy Harvesting and RFID
7.7. New active technologies create new markets
7.7.1. Hand-held homing devices
7.7.2. New markets - Battery Assisted Passive (BAP)
7.7.3. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
7.7.4. The Internet of Things and Wireless Sensor Networks
7.8. An example of massive 'niches'
7.8.1. The prison / correctional facility and parole service opportunity
7.8.2. Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs)
7.9. Technologies facilitating growth
7.10. Forecasts for active RFID tags
7.11. Forecasts for systems
7.11.1. The spend on active RFID systems
7.11.2. Active RFID players
8. MARKET FOR RFID INTERROGATORS (RFID READERS)
8.1. Overview
8.2. RFID Interrogator (reader) numbers
8.3. RFID Interrogator (reader) price
8.4. RFID Interrogator (reader) market value
9. MARKETS BY COUNTRY
9.1. Leading continents
9.2. Geographical trends in number of projects
9.3. Central and East Asia trends in project numbers
9.4. Americas trends in project numbers
9.5. Europe trends in project numbers
9.6. China
9.7. Japan
9.8. Korea
9.9. USA
9.10. Europe
10. SUCCESSES, FAILURES, TRENDS, OPPORTUNITIES
10.1. Dynamics of the RFID value chain
10.2. Successes and revenues
10.3. Largest orders, best selling products, dominant suppliers in future
10.3.1. Largest suppliers of chips
10.3.1. UHF RFID readers
10.3.2. Largest suppliers of software and services
10.3.2. Largest suppliers of tags, inlets, straps and detailed value chain for high volume
10.3.3. Equipment supply
10.4. Summary and outlook
APPENDIX 1: RFID SOLUTION PROVIDERS
IDTECHEX RESEARCH REPORTS AND CONSULTANCY
TABLES
1.1. Total RFID Market Projections in US dollar billions 2016-2026
1.2. Market size by application type $ billions 2016-2026
1.3. The largest RFID markets in 2016 versus 2026
1.4. Number of passive UHF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
1.5. Average price of passive UHF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
1.6. Total value of passive UHF tags 2016-2026 US$ million
1.7. Number of passive HF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
1.8. Average price of passive HF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
1.9. Total value of passive HF tags 2016-2026
1.10. Number of passive LF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
1.11. Average price of passive LF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
1.12. Total value of passive LF tags 2016-2026
1.13. Number of active tags (in millions) 2016-2026
1.14. Average price of active tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
1.15. Total value of active tags 2016-2026
2.1. Largest suppliers
2.2. Where RFID tags are placed - categories used
2.3. Money spent on various RFID projects by different applications
2.4. Cumulative global sales of RFID tags by applicational category to start of 2016 in millions
2.5. The cumulative global sales of RFID tags active vs passive in millions to the beginning of 2016 excluding NFC mobile phones emulating tags
2.6. Cumulative global sales of RFID tags chip vs chipless to the beginning of 2016 in millions
2.7. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2005
2.8. Value of RFID active tag market in 2005
2.9. Value Chain 2005
2.10. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2006
2.11. Value of RFID active tag market in 2006
2.12. Value Chain 2006
2.13. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2007
2.14. Value of RFID active tag market in 2007
2.15. Value Chain 2007
2.16. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2008
2.17. Value of RFID active tag market in 2008
2.18. Value Chain 2008
2.19. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2009
2.20. Value of RFID active tag market in 2009
2.21. Value Chain 2009
2.22. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2010
2.23. Value of RFID active tag market in 2010
2.24. Value Chain 2010
2.25. Value of RFID passive tag market in 2011
2.26. Value of RFID active tag market in 2011
2.27. Value Chain 2011
2.28. Value of RFID passive UHF tag market in 2012
2.29. Value of RFID passive HF tag market in 2012
2.30. Value of RFID passive LF tag market in 2012
2.31. Value of RFID active tag market in 2012
2.32. Value Chain 2012
2.33. Value of RFID passive UHF tag market in 2013
2.34. Value of RFID passive HF tag market in 2013
2.35. Value of RFID passive LF tag market in 2013
2.36. Value of RFID active tag market in 2013
2.37. Value Chain 2013
2.38. Value of RFID passive UHF tag market in 2014
2.39. Value of RFID passive HF tag market in 2014
2.40. Value of RFID passive LF tag market in 2014
2.41. Value of RFID active tag market in 2014
2.42. Value Chain 2014
2.43. Value of RFID passive UHF tag market in 2015
2.44. Value of RFID passive HF tag market in 2015
2.45. Value of RFID passive LF tag market in 2015
2.46. Value of RFID active tag market in 2015
2.47. Value Chain 2015
2.48. Ultimate potential annual global sales of some of the most promising tagged things that have potential for up to one billion tags used yearly
2.49. Ultimate potential annual global sales for some of the most promising tagged things with potential of over one billion tags yearly
2.50. Costs per annum for barcodes
2.51. Comparison of NFC enabled devices and contactless smart cards
2.52. The main impediments to highest volume RFID
3.1. Total RFID Market Projections in US dollar billions 2016-2026
3.2. Market size by application type tags only $ millions 2016-2026
3.3. IDTechEx RFID Knowledgebase 2015 - number of cases by applicational sector
3.4. Future trends for the applicational sectors with the most projects
3.5. Benefits most commonly sought and payback most commonly claimed by sector
4.1. Global market for active vs passive RFID tags by number billions 2016-2026
4.2. Global market for active vs passive RFID tags by average tag price in cents 2016-2026
4.3. Global market for active vs passive RFID tags in billions of dollars 2016-2026
4.4. Approximate cost breakdown for a passive RFID for both UHF and HF, prices are given in US Dollar cents, assuming millions of tags
4.5. The top four developments of printed transistor RFID
4.6. Cumulative global sales of RFID tags chip vs chipless to the beginning of 2016 in millions
5.1. Number of passive UHF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
5.2. Average price of passive UHF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
5.3. Total value of passive UHF tags 2016-2026 US$ million
6.1. Number of passive HF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
6.2. Average price of passive HF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
6.3. Total value of passive HF tags 2016-2026
6.4. Number of passive LF tags (in millions) 2016-2026
6.5. Average price of passive LF tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
6.6. Total value of passive LF tags 2016-2026
7.2. Main things tagged with active RFID tags in terms of number of projects in the IDTechEx RFID Knowledgebase or numbers used
7.3. Active RFID in the prison and parole service
7.4. Global potential annually for active RFID systems plus tags in the prison and parole service
7.5. Number of active tags (in millions) 2016-2026
7.6. Average price of active tags (US$ Cents) 2016-2026
7.7. Total value of active tags 2016-2026
7.8. Forecast for the value of global sales of active systems excluding tags & cellphones 2016-2026 in millions of dollars
7.9. Forecast for the value of global sales of RFID systems including tags, for vehicle clickers, BAP, SALs and other applications 2016-2026 in millions of dollars
7.10. Sectors, locations and application examples of Active RFID players
8.1. Market for RFID interrogators by application, number millions 2016-2026
8.2. Market for RFID interrogators by application, reader price US dollars 2016-2026
8.3. Market for RFID interrogators by application, US dollars millions 2016-2026
9.1. Percentage share of total RFID market value by continent 2014, 2017, 2020
9.2. Primary differences across the world in types of RFID project by number of projects, with anomalies in top preferences highlighted
10.1. Examples of dominant companies in the chip to label value chain
10.2. Market share for producers of passive UHF labels in 2013
10.3. Examples of some dominant companies in the UHF RFID reader value chain
FIGURES
1.1. IDTechEx estimates of total revenue for some of the key suppliers
1.2. RFID market by territory
1.3. Number of case studies by tag location - worldwide
1.4. Number of case studies by project status - worldwide
1.5. Number of case studies active vs passive - worldwide
1.6. Number of case studies by frequency - worldwide
1.7. Number of case studies by applications - worldwide
1.8. Number of case studies by tag shape - worldwide
1.9. RFID is part of the IoT ecosystem
2.1. The RFID value chain
2.2. An AstraZeneca syringe with chipless RFID tag
2.3. RFID from cradle to grave
2.4. Marks & Spencer reusable plastic trays for food
2.5. Marks & Spencer paybacks
2.6. Costs per annum for RF Tags
2.7. RFID and the hype curve for pallets/cases
2.8. Some in-store benefits of apparel tagging now enjoyed by about 100 retail chains
3.1. Cost structure of passive and active RFID projects
3.2. Principle of automatic mail registrations with RFID
3.3. Mobile AMQM - equipment and practical use
3.4. Mail pipeline instrumentation
3.5. GMS RFID Gate
3.6. Tagged mail pieces
3.7. Basic supply chain overview
3.8. Real time monitoring of the RFID infrastructure
3.9. System architecture
3.10. US Navy program for the ship of the future based on RFID and allied technologies
3.11. What part of the problem are we solving?
3.12. Driving adoption
3.13. Examples of laundry tags
3.14. Typical laundry process
3.15. Woven, stitchable RFID tags, the one on the left being HF and the one on the right UHF
3.16. RFID in fibre
4.1. Passive RFID applications in packaging and containers by range
4.2. RFID range versus cost
4.3. RFID system being developed for the flower industry
4.4. Standardized EPCIS architecture
4.5. The best flexible printed transistor RFID so far - Thin Film Electronics 128 bit semi read write ISO 14443 compatible
4.6. NFC Deployment Options
7.1. V curve of sustainable profitability vs gross sales value
7.2. Three generations of active RFID
7.3. Read range versus frequency
7.4. Interaction of RFID, sensing and the internet.
7.5. Total WSN Market 2010-2014 ($ millions)
7.6. Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs)
7.7. Data for SES, the current leader in this sector
7.8. Systems, devices and interfaces that are now used by active RFID, or combined with it, in small portable devices
9.1. Top Ten Countries by number of case studies in the IDTechEx RFID Knowledgebase
9.2. RFID Value chain in China
9.3. Chinese RFID card/tag application market value by frequency band in 2014
9.4. Number of case studies by tag location - USA only
9.5. Number of case studies by project status - USA only
9.6. Number of case studies active vs passive - USA only
9.7. Number of case studies by frequency - USA only
9.8. Number of case studies by applications - USA only
9.9. Number of case studies by tag shape - USA only
10.1. RFID value chain
10.2. Detailed value chain and dynamics
10.3. IDTechEx estimates of total revenue for some of the key suppliers
10.4. Position of RFID suppliers to certain sectors, following the methodology of Boston Consulting Group
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