Standards and Regulations
Part 1: State of The Art
How close is the Auto-ID Center is to creating a network for tracking goods worldwide? And what will the equipment will cost?Auto-ID Center Makes Its Case
White Papers say a retailer with 800 stores could save $150 million per year from tracking individual items.SAMSys Looks To Standards, VARs
The Toronto reader maker is betting that its move toward open standards and partnerships with value-added resellers will pay off.Japan’s NTT Joins Auto-ID Center
The Auto-ID Center has signed Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, the world's largest teleco, as a new technology sponsor.Auto-ID Center Adds Aussie Co.
Visy Industries, a leading packaging company, has become the first Australian company to sponsor the EPC effort.The Sound and The Fury
The only way to achieve a global standard for a low-cost RFID network is if everyone understands what their long-term interests are.The Manhattan Project
Excessive secrecy could be the Auto-ID Center's Achilles heel.Zebra Travels the Migration Path
The leading maker of bar code printers has joined the Auto-ID Center's efforts to create a low-cost RFID tracking system.Auto-ID Center Opens Demo Lab
The center today opened a robotic demonstration lab at its facility in Cambridge, England, to show off RFID's manufacturing capabilities.