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This document has been assembled to satisfy ISO requirements for references in the ISO/IEC 15424 document. The AIM Plessey, Anker and MSI Codes archive document, which is a compendium of four historical documents and a research paper, will be that reference. This document could also serve as a definitive reference for manufacturers who wish...
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Plugging Profit Leaks in the Apparel Sector
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PMMI - Brand Protection and Product Traceability Executive Summary
When purchasing products from a store or pharmacy consumers look for assurance that the products they select will be safe for consumption. However, as brand manufacturers continue to source from an evergrowing list of ingredient and material suppliers, the question, “Is this product safe?” becomes a growing concern. In order to allay these...
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QR Codes: Why They're Here To Stay
QR Codes: Why They're Here To Stay Bert Moore Editor Despite competing offerings and nay-sayers, QR Codes are still the most viable option for marketers. The headline for the July 2011 Editorial read: Mobile: Are Bar Codes Becoming Obsolete? The conclusion was that maybe they are. But the editorial concluded that, at some point...
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RAIN - History of RFID
The RAIN RFID Alliance outlines the history of RFID....
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RAIN - New Opportunities in Usage and Challenges to Embed RAIN RFID Tags into Products
RAIN RFID adoption in 2016 is clear and moving very fast, especially into the Fasion and Fast Retail Apparel. This whitepaper hopes it can show you new opportunities and drive fruitful innovation to a future of RAIN embedded tags....
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RAIN - What RAIN RFID Brings to the Internet of Things
What RAIN RFID Brings to the Internet of Things Published: November 2015...
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RAIN Communication Interface Guideline
The RAIN Communication Interface Guideline proposes an application developer friendly interface between applications and RAIN RFID readers (interrogators). The interface supports readers integrated in automated systems ranging from ultra-lightweight readers to complex multi-antenna readers. To learn more, download the free guideline here. September 2018...
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RAIN Q & A with Kevin Ashton
A question and answer session between the RAIN RFID Alliance and Kevin Ashton, who co-founded the Auto-ID Center at MIT!...
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RAIN Radio Protocol
RAIN reader–tag communications use the UHF Gen2 radio protocol. The MIT Auto-ID Center pioneered the early work on the UHF Gen2 protocol in 2002, transitioning the effort to EPCglobal, a subsidiary of GS1, in 2004. EPCglobal ratified V1.0.9 of the Gen2 protocol in Dec. 2004, followed by V1.1.0 in Dec....
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