Is AD6LoWPAN implementation standards based solution?

Yes. AD6LoWPAN is a standards based solution and should be able to connect with other off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices. 

The 6LoWPAN protocol conformance of AD6LoWPAN solution has been verified using ETSI TTCN Test suite. The target RFCs for this test suite are :

• RFC 4944 Transmission of IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4
• RFC 6282 Header compression for 6lowpan
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ETSI TTCN Test Suite:

http://forge.etsi.org/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=IoT.6LoWPAN&path=%2Ftrunk%2F6lowpan-documentation.pdf

There are a few other aspects that need to be looked in to before trying to interconnect any off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices with this ADuCRF101 based AD6LoWPAN solution:

1. The devices shall support IEEE 802.15.4 MR-FSK PHY in the Sub-GHz frequency bands.
2. The version of IEEE802.15.4 MAC: AD6LoWPAN employs IEEE802.15.4 (2006) MAC data & ACK frames only.

Analog Devices is in the process of identifying a few off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices that meet these requirements and carry out interoperability testing with those devices. The device list shall be published at right after the interoperability tests are complete.

Yes. AD6LoWPAN is a standards based solution and should be able to connect with other off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices. 

The 6LoWPAN protocol conformance of AD6LoWPAN solution has been verified using ETSI TTCN Test suite. The target RFCs for this test suite are :

• RFC 4944 Transmission of IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4
• RFC 6282 Header compression for 6lowpan
• 
  

ETSI TTCN Test Suite:

http://forge.etsi.org/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=IoT.6LoWPAN&path=%2Ftrunk%2F6lowpan-documentation.pdf

There are a few other aspects that need to be looked in to before trying to interconnect any off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices with this ADuCRF101 based AD6LoWPAN solution:

1. The devices shall support IEEE 802.15.4 MR-FSK PHY in the Sub-GHz frequency bands.
2. The version of IEEE802.15.4 MAC: AD6LoWPAN employs IEEE802.15.4 (2006) MAC data & ACK frames only.

Analog Devices is in the process of identifying a few off-the-shelf 6LoWPAN devices that meet these requirements and carry out interoperability testing with those devices. The device list shall be published at right after the interoperability tests are complete.