High Tech AIDCourier Archive
What is RFID?
The first issue of the AIDCourier was published
May 15, 2002. This page provides a link to the current and back issues of the
newsletter. There is a search engine below if you need to find specific items.
The newsletter covers the months news on AIDC technologies
like RFID, Barcode, Biometrics, and ID technologies. There are also sections on
how these technologies are being used in various industries. there is also
a section on RFID Standards. The goal of the newsletter is to provide a summary
of the news on the technologies with particular focus on RFID. Suggestions for
change are always accepted. There are many other newsletters that cover
RFID and barcode news in particular, but we believe this newsletter gives the
best summary of events that have happened in the past 30 days.
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The newsletter was issued jointly with the i3world Express from October 2002
to June 2003.
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