Driving Collaboration and Innovation
AIM Industry Groups bring together subject matter experts, solution providers, and thought leaders to shape the future of automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) technologies. These groups play a vital role in developing technical standards, advocating for interoperability, and addressing real-world challenges across global supply chains. By participating, members gain early access to emerging trends, influence industry direction, and collaborate on initiatives that accelerate adoption and innovation in RFID, barcoding, IoT, and beyond.

Technical Symbology Committee (TSC)
The TSC develops and maintains technical specifications for barcodes and symbologies, many of which have become international ISO standards. The group ensures reliable, globally accepted encoding methods for data capture.
2025 Chairperson | Steve Keddie – GS1 Global

RFID Experts Group (REG)
The REG brings together global experts to address RFID standards, implementation, and best practices. With over 40 member organizations, the group advances industry alignment across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
2025 Chairperson | Jerry Peyton – Vista IT Systems

Visibility Technologies Group (VTG)
The VTG focuses on technologies enabling data transparency and system connectivity across the supply chain. Formed by merging the IoT and Track & Trace groups, VTG drives cohesive advocacy and standards development for real-time visibility.
2025 Chairperson | Dan Quagliana – Seagull Scientific

Young Professionals in AIDC
This group supports the next generation of AIDC leaders through networking, mentorship, and industry engagement. It fosters professional growth and builds connections among emerging talent in the field.
Staff Liaison | Michael Allen

Women of AIDC
Women of AIDC promotes inclusion, recognition, and leadership opportunities for women in the automatic identification and data capture industry. The group leads initiatives that highlight women’s contributions and empower future industry changemakers.
Staff Liaison | Bethany Deane