Launches Next-Generation RFID Readers Made in Vietnam
5/15/2025 – Nextwaves Industries

Nextwaves Industries Launches Next-Generation RFID Readers Made in Vietnam
May 15, 2025 - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Nextwaves Industries, Vietnam's pioneering designer and manufacturer of RFID equipment and components, today announced the launch of its next-generation RFID Reader series, marking a significant milestone in the country's journey toward technological self-reliance and digital transformation leadership in Southeast Asia.
Advanced Technology with Vietnamese Innovation.
The newly launched RFID Reader series represents the culmination of three years of intensive research and development by Nextwaves' engineering team. These state-of the-art devices feature advanced signal processing capabilities, enhanced read ranges, and superior interference rejection—all designed and manufactured entirely in Vietnam.
'Today marks a proud moment for Vietnamese technology innovation' said Dr. Nguyen Trong Nghia, Founder and CEO of Nextwaves Industries. 'Our new RFID Reader series not only meets international standards but exceeds them in several performance metrics, demonstrating that Vietnam can compete at the highest levels of technological innovation.
Technical Specifications Setting New Standards.
The new RFID Reader series comes in multiple configurations to address diverse application needs, with standout features including:
Empowering Digital Transformation Across Industries
These new RFID Readers are designed to serve as the foundation for comprehensive digital transformation initiatives across multiple sectors. During the launch event, Nextwaves demonstrated several industry-specific applications:
Made in Vietnam: A Competitive Advantage
A significant portion of the launch event was dedicated to highlighting the strategic advantages of Nextwaves' Made in Vietnam approach. The company emphasized several key benefits that have already resonated with early adopters:
By controlling the entire product development cycle from design through manufacturing, we can offer unmatched customization capabilities, explained Technical Director Quoc Hung Dang. This vertical integration also ensures quality control at every stage and enables us to rapidly iterate based on customer feedback.
The company highlighted that its domestic production capabilities translate to: - Price points 10-15% below comparable imported solutions - Delivery times of 7-10 days versus 30-45 days for international alternatives - Immediate access to technical support in Vietnamese - Customization services with turnaround times measured in days, not months - Reduced vulnerability to international supply chain disruptions.
Strategic Partnerships Fueling Growth
During the launch event, Nextwaves Industries also announced strategic partnerships with several leading Vietnamese enterprises that are implementing the new RFID Reader technology:
'These partnerships demonstrate the versatility of our RFID solutions and their critical role in driving digital transformation across diverse industries,' said Dr. Nghia. 'We're not just selling technology—we're providing the foundation for a more efficient, transparent, and competitive Vietnamese economy.'
Future Innovation Roadmap
Looking ahead, Nextwaves Industries shared its technology roadmap, highlighting several innovations currently in development:
About Nextwaves Industries
Nextwaves Industries is Vietnam's leading designer and manufacturer of RFID equipment and components, established as the country's first domestic vertical integrator in the field. The company offers individual products including UHF RFID Tags/ Inlays, Readers, Antennas, and Management Integration Modules, as well as comprehensive solutions such as RFID Inventory Management Systems, RFID UHF Loyalty Cards/Wristbands, and specialized RFID products for hospitals, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals.
For more information about the new RFID Reader series or to schedule a demonstration, visit https://nextwaves.industries/ or contact their technical team at the company headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City.