AIDC Education Web Page

Automatic Identification Data Capture (AIDC) EDUCATION
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This web site provides information on AIDC "Automatic Identification Data Capture Technology" by way of Education and Consulting Services. Adjunct Professors Robert Rylander and Robert Fox have over 40 years combined experience in the AIDC industry. They have consulted with hundreds of clients on AIDC Strategic Plan development. AIDC Education, through Rylander and Associates principals, Bob Rylander and Bob Fox, can also provide live on-site training, customized to your organizations needs.

AIDC Education provides education and training in Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) technologies.
These technologies include:

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Bar Code & Two-dimensional (2D) Machine Readable Codes

Biometrics

Smart Cards

Optical Character Recognition (OCR)

Magnetic Stripe

Vision systems

Touch memory

RFID Journal Live 2010 attendees receive a 15% rebate on all training until to May 31, 2010

AIDC Education currently has a comprehensive AIDC class available through Cincinnati State Technical & Community College, National University June 15-18 2010, Pueblo Community College and on-line through UID Journal (click here for information). We are working with other colleges and universities around the globe to provide comprehensive and consistent AIDC education. This site provides links to classes, curriculum brochures, and training materials you can order. You can also purchase the class on DVD.

In addition, classes in Unique Item Identification (UID) segment 101 for the United States Department of Defense (DoD) are available on DVD. The RFID segment 201 is also available as a separate DVD and can be a valuable resource for obtaining CompTIA RFID+ certification. Segment 301AIDC system design and integration is also available on a sparate DVD. (click here to order)

Robert Fox and Robert Rylander are both members of AIDC-100. The AIDC-100 a not-for-profit organization comprising the top 100 men and women who invented, established and continue to expand the use of automatic identification and data collection (AIDC) technology.