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 Educational Links

Auto ID Center at MITThe Auto-ID Center at MIT will devote its resources to fully understanding the capabilities of new technologies; collecting and evaluating the needs of various sectors of industry; and creating standards and infrastructure on which the future of auto-ID can be based.
Ohio UniversityAs the use of AIDC continues to increase in applications worldwide, the Ohio University Center for Automatic Identification is available
to meet the educational and research needs of clients in any business environment. The Center can perform R&D work, standards comparisons as well as independent verification of other customized research results. Workshops and seminars can also be planned and conducted by the Center staff.
University of PittsburghAs radio frequency identification (RFID) technology expands and improves, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh are advancing with it. The RFID Center of Excellence in Pitt’s School of Engineering will enable the school to increase its capabilities and remain a world leader in establishing the direction of radio frequency identification technology.

Insight uInsightU.org is an on-line "university" with a mission to provide support for people interested in applying technology to improve their supply chains.  Click here to find out how to qualify for FREE Telenet educational sessions that include topics such Supply Chain Management, Bar Code and E-Commerce.  
Robert Rylander & AssociatesRobert Rylander, in conjunction with several universities thoughout the U.S., offers a comprehensive Barode Learning System.  These educational segments are designed to show you how to understand and implement data collection technologies like bar coding and RF (radio frequency).  Click here for a schedule of upcoming events.
Information Management InstituteInformation Management Institute sponsors conferences world-wide to assist the printing industry in finding and implementing the best print technologies. IMI conferences offer attendees a unique opportunity for leading hardware, consumables, software and user companies to network and develop a more comprehensive understanding of current as well as future developments in the printing industry
This page is list of links to non-commercial, educational sites. These sites normally have reciprocal links to AIM. A non-commercial site is defined by AIM as one that does not solely promote a specific product or service but rather one that provides educational or informational value to AIM members. These sites serve as a resource for visitors on AIM's site looking for additional information. ALL relationships and terms are temporary and subject to review on a monthly basis. Please contact Manuel M. Redman if you have any questions or comments or if you are interested in exchanging links.