RFID Standards News

The school's RFID Research Center and the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies will also try to develop standardized formats for VIT data, while testing the use of visual data with radio frequency identification for inventory tracking.

EPC standards for RFID hardware, software and networking are being adopted by some retail and consumer packaged goods companies, as well as by businesses in other industries that want to track goods in open supply chains. In this track, attendees learned how to implement EPC standards to drive real business value.

At RFID Journal's first event in London, presenters explained how businesses can employ radio frequency identification technologies for a variety of applications in retail, manufacturing, supply chain and marketing. View the presentations from the event.

RFID Forum 2012, hosted by the University of Arkansas, offers an opportunity to see the new RFID Research Center lab and learn about item-level deployments.

A new GS1 standard will make it cost-efficient for retail pharmacies and distributors to verify e-pedigree data.

Companies that are tagging goods for retailers—and Wal-Mart's Simon Langford—reveal how to turn an RFID mandate into a competitive advantage.