In order to provide workers with a simple, visual guide to identify RFID-enabled labels and tags, the AIM North America Standards Action Group (NASAG) developed the AIM RFID Emblem™ to be placed on a label or tag.

The AIM RFID Emblem consists of a unique, public domain logo with a two-character code to indicate the frequency range and in certain cases, the data structure contained within the encoded RFID transponder. These are defined in the AIM RFID Emblem Index that is part of the standard.

The two forms of the AIM RFID Emblem are dark-on-light and light-on-dark; the form which most visually striking on the printed RFID-enabled label material or tag should be used. The AIM RFID Emblem may also be engraved or embossed in the covering of an RFID tag or item containing an RFID transponder.

The AIM RFID Emblem remains the Intellectual Property of AIM, Inc. but may be freely used by any organization, company or individual as long as it is applied in conformance with the requirements set forth in the most current version of the AIM RFID Emblem standard. Please see the AIM RFID Emblem standard for additional information, conditions and caveats.