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Bridgestone Aims To Improve Tyre Recycling with RFID Tags by 2030

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Bridgestone, one of the largest tyre manufacturers in the world, is planning to help reduce the carbon footprint of its commercial vehicle line of tyres by producing RFID tagged tyres in 2024.




Tyres with tags will be linked to a cloud-based system to help monitor tyre performance and condition.




By the end of 2022, the d company plans to begin expanding its plant in Warren County, Tennessee. A big part of this expansion will include installing production equipment capable of embedding tyres with radio frequency identification (RFID).




The technology is not new, RFID tagging has been...

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