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The Chasm Between RFID Standards and Implementation
RFID Is Here Today!
The AIAG B-11 Rev 8 standard was created to provide easy-to-understand guidance on a difficult subject, through unambiguous explanations and examples. While there are many different RFID standards that need to be understood, the detailed examples contained within the B-11 provide guidance that can assist in enabling and easing future RFID implementations.
There is now no reason why radio frequency identification cannot be rolled out to the global using-community in open-system, standards-based, multi-partner supply chains. Revision 8 of the AIAG B-11 Item-Level RFID standard, published on Nov. 16, can be obtained by contacting AIAG at (248) 358-3303, or by visiting the group's Web site, www.aiag.org.
Bill Hoffman is the founder and president of Hoffman Systems LLC, a bar-code and RFID consultancy and systems integrator, and standards support company.
Paul Wilson, an engineer for Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations LLC, Fangming Gu, a researcher at General Motors Co. and Patrick King, leader for global electronics strategies at Michelin Americas Research Corp. (a unit of Michelin North America Inc.), contributed to this article.
The AIAG B-11 Rev 8 standard was created to provide easy-to-understand guidance on a difficult subject, through unambiguous explanations and examples. While there are many different RFID standards that need to be understood, the detailed examples contained within the B-11 provide guidance that can assist in enabling and easing future RFID implementations.
There is now no reason why radio frequency identification cannot be rolled out to the global using-community in open-system, standards-based, multi-partner supply chains. Revision 8 of the AIAG B-11 Item-Level RFID standard, published on Nov. 16, can be obtained by contacting AIAG at (248) 358-3303, or by visiting the group's Web site, www.aiag.org.
Bill Hoffman is the founder and president of Hoffman Systems LLC, a bar-code and RFID consultancy and systems integrator, and standards support company.
Paul Wilson, an engineer for Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations LLC, Fangming Gu, a researcher at General Motors Co. and Patrick King, leader for global electronics strategies at Michelin Americas Research Corp. (a unit of Michelin North America Inc.), contributed to this article.
