Technical Symbology Committee
Members of the Technical Symbology Committee actively work to ensure that complete technical specifications, standards, guidelines and technical reports are available to the market. Many of these symbologies, originally designed and published as AIM specifications, provide a basis for future international standardization of the technology.
Recent Highlights
• Release of AI Family for Sensor Descriptors | The joint AIM and GS1 US adhoc work group published the technical specification, Application Identifier
(8009) with Sensor Descriptor Attribute 01 (Sensor AI (8009) 01), to partner GS1’s Application Identifier data encodation rules with sensor technical
specifications developed by AIM. This allows reading and interpretation of the sensor and barcode using a single scan.
• Revising AIM ECI Specification | A new adhoc work group was established to review and edit. Today’s AIDC application is not only to identify things, but also
may store and contain data based on language and character set.
• What is Verification Whitepaper | A document to help readers understand what bar code verification is and how it helps both printers and scanners of the
bar code.
• ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31/WG1 | TSC continues to provide the JAB Code Project Team comments as it relates to this potentially high-capacity 2D color bar code.
(8009) with Sensor Descriptor Attribute 01 (Sensor AI (8009) 01), to partner GS1’s Application Identifier data encodation rules with sensor technical
specifications developed by AIM. This allows reading and interpretation of the sensor and barcode using a single scan.
• Revising AIM ECI Specification | A new adhoc work group was established to review and edit. Today’s AIDC application is not only to identify things, but also
may store and contain data based on language and character set.
• What is Verification Whitepaper | A document to help readers understand what bar code verification is and how it helps both printers and scanners of the
bar code.
• ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31/WG1 | TSC continues to provide the JAB Code Project Team comments as it relates to this potentially high-capacity 2D color bar code.
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