GSO ISO/IEC 29175:2017

Gulf Standard   Current Edition
· Approved on 03 October 2017 ·

Information technology -- Mobile item identification and management -- User data for Mobile AIDC services

Information coding
Including coding of audio, picture, multimedia and hypermedia information, bar coding, etc.

GSO ISO/IEC 29175:2017 Files

English 10 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
27.72 OMR

GSO ISO/IEC 29175:2017 Scope

This International Standard provides identification of user data for the purpose of encoding and identifying user data in Mobile AIDC services using – ISO/IEC 29143 radio frequency (RF) tags; – ISO/IEC 18000-63 RF tags, and – ISO/IEC 15434-applied optically readable media such as linear bar codes and two-dimensional symbols.

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