International Journal of Engineering Business Management · 2011 · 121 citations · 14 references
ComputingInformation TechnologyGlobal Navigation Satellite SystemsSensorsTransportationIndoor LocalizationRadio-frequency Identification SystemsTracking SystemsPassive Radio Frequency IdentificationPassive Rfid SystemsRadio-frequency IdentificationRadio-frequency Identification (Rfid) TrackingRadio-frequency Identification TagsRfid Real-time Location SystemsRfid TagsRfid Tracking
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is the technology that put an RFID tag on objects or people, so that they can be identified, tracked, and managed automatically. With its wide application in the automobile assembly industry, warehouse management and the supply chain network, RFID has been recognized as the next promising technology in serving the positioning purpose. Existing positioning technologies such as GPS are not available indoors as the terminal cannot get the signal from satellites. To enhance the availability of the positioning systems for indoors, the development of RFID positioning system for locating objects or people have became a hot topic in recent research. Compared with conventional active and high-cost solutions, this paper studied the feasibility of using passive RFID tags for indoor positioning and object location detection to provide real time information for tracking movement. Results of experiment show that readability of the passive RFID positioning system is satisfactory, and it is a more cost effective solution when compared with other positioning technologies.
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