ComputingInformation SystemsInformation TechnologyInformation ArchitectureInformation Systems ManagementInternet Of ThingsClassificationRadio-frequency Identification SystemsTaxonomyRadio-frequency Identification (Rfid) TrackingRfid Data ManagementRfid Implementation AdoptionRfid ReadersRfid System ArchitectureRfid TagsRfid TrackingScalability
RFID systems come in a myriad of forms, each catering to a specific need. However, a systematic classification to reduce the confusion of potential adopters, researchers and enthusiasts is still lacking. This article proposes and evaluates a taxonomy of various RFID systems currently available. The taxonomy can be used for gaining an understanding of this technology, the factors for implementation of a successful RFID system, its strengths and weaknesses as well as scalability options. Both novice as well as experienced RFID researchers will benefit from this classification.
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