December 20, 2005

AIM predicts RFID future

According to AIM Global, the next year will see companies becoming more aware of RFID as an important part of a technology that also includes other identification methods such as bar codes, biometrics, card technologies, etc. The Experts Group of AIM Global is preparing a technical report that will elaborate on the possible uses of bar codes for backing up RFID data. contactless.com reports:

At present, the FDA's Bar Code Rule goes into effect in 2006. This rule mandates a bar code on the "lowest unit of packaging" for pharmaceuticals to help prevent medication errors.

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