
Standards and Regulations


RFID for Healthcare Standardization and Interoperability
Michigan State University's Axia Institute has been building membership in the technology and healthcare industries as it tests RFID, identifies use cases, develops best practices and supports an interoperable system to share product data.
IoT Study Shows Maturity in Adoption Planning
The Wi-SUN Alliance, representing Internet of Things-based wireless mesh technologies, conducted a study that finds more than nine in 10 respondents believe adoption is necessary to remain competitive, and that deployments are becoming more complex.
AIM Grows Its Education, Standardization Focus
The AIDC standards group is strategizing plans to reach out to a larger audience about technologies such as RFID, regarding not only standards but also regulation and successful use cases.
Cross-Industry Discussion Will Focus on RFID Deployments
GS1 US is launching a quarterly best practices program with a panel discussion in March, which will bring together industry experts to foster peer-to-peer learning and networking.
RFID Technology Is Powerful, But Only with Tag-Data Standards
Companies need to commit to building a better future by constructing RFID solutions based on a single standard for each supply chain.
Nordstrom Issues Supplier Mandate for RFID Tags
The retailer has instructed suppliers of apparel, shoes, baby gear and accessories, as well as some household products, to apply UHF RFID tags to the products it sells.
RFID News Roundup
GS1 US offers Subway restaurant case study backed by Avery Dennison; Impinj joins DoseID Consortium, expands RFID healthcare focus; Semtech, ICTnexus bring LoRaWAN connectivity to Cook Islands; Inpixon publishes RFID vendor survey; Memfault updates IoT device observability platform; Orca Systems intros integrated SoC for direct-to-satellite IoT connectivity.
Walmart Tries RFID Again
A decade after pulling the plug on the technology due to a lawsuit, the retailer is implementing radio frequency identification technology once again.