Rfid Tag Research Papers - Academia.edu (original) (raw)

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- Next Generation, Rfid Tag

In this work we present the first passive attack over the SASI lightweight authentication protocol with modular rotations. This can be used to fully recover the secret IDIDID of the RFID tag, which is the value the protocol is designed to conceal. The attack is described initially for recovering lfloorlog_2(96)rfloor=6\lfloor log_2(96) \rfloor=6lfloorlog_2(96)rfloor=6 bits of the secret value IDIDID, a result that by itself allows to mount traceability attacks on any given tag. However, the proposed scheme can be extended to obtain any amount of bits of the secret IDIDID, provided a sufficiently large number of successful consecutive sessions are eavesdropped. We also present results on the attack's efficiency, and some ideas to secure this version of the SASI protocol.

- by Jean-jacques Quisquater
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- Rfid Tag, Authentication Protocol

AbstractIn this paper, inkjet-printed UHF and microwave cir-cuits fabricated on paper substrates are investigated for the first time as an approach that aims for a system-level solution for fast and ultra-low-cost mass production. First,... more

- by AkkAk AkkAk
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- Distributed Computing, Radio Frequency Identification, Rfid Tag
- by Jean-Charles Bolomey and +1
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- Sensor Arrays, Calibration, Radio Frequency Identification, Sensor Fusion
- by Amin Rida and +1
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- Rapid Prototyping, Copper, Dielectric Loss, Dielectric Constant
- by Chye Loo
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- Mathematics, Electromagnetic Waves, Impedance Matching, Progress

Abstract. This article discusses a potential application of radio frequency identification (RFID) and collaborative filtering for targeted advertising in grocery stores. Every day hundreds of items in grocery stores are marked down for promotional purposes. Whether these promotions are effective or not depends primarily on whether the customers are aware of them or not, and secondarily whether the customers are interested in the products or not. Currently, the companies are incapable of influencing the customers ’ decisionmaking process while they are shopping. However, the capabilities of RFID technology enable us to transfer the recommendation systems of e-commerce to grocery stores. In our model, using RFID technology, we get real time information about the products placed in the cart during the shopping process. Based on that information we inform the customer about those promotions in which the customer is likely to be interested in. The selection of the product advertised is a...

- by Esma Nur Cinicioglu
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- Computer Science, RFID, Bayesian Networks, Collaborative Filtering
- by Sanjay E. Sarma
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- Computer Science, Radio Frequency Identification, Graph Coloring, Radio Frequency

This publication presents a method responsible for counting tracking and monitoring visitors inside a building. The site examined is Manos Hatzidakis' House, situated in Xanthi. Specifically, we have conducted a study, which provides recommendations, regarding the installation of sensors in the building. We also present the communication protocols of the computer network used in order to ensure the efficient communication between the space examined and the sensor network. Finally, we describe the process of creating a website, which is designed to store and view the data.

- by Alexandros Gazis
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- Remote Sensing, Sensors and Sensing, Sensor, Wireless Sensor Networks
- by Ajay Ogirala
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- Distributed Computing, Research Paper, Physical Layer, Analysis of Variance
- by M Fahad
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- Object Recognition, Radio Frequency Identification, Visual Impairment, Radiofrequency
- by Pavel Nikitin
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- RFID, Microwave, Liquid State Machine, Long Range
- by timo kasper
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- RFID, Security Analysis, Cost effectiveness, Smartcard
- by alfonso gutierrez-adan
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- RFID, Medical errors, Biological Sciences, Product Labeling
- by Terry Ye
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- Radio Frequency Identification, Mixed Mode, S-parameters, Rfid Tag

Abstract: - Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is emerging as an important tool with applications in a variety of fields. The major concern regarding RFID is the ubiquitous nature of its deployment that extends far beyond... more

- by Anup Kumar
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- Security and Privacy, Radio Frequency Identification, Rfid Tag
- by Diego López-de-Ipiña
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- Mobile Technology, Web Services, Mobile Computing, Navigation

- by Eli Katsiri
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- Environmental Engineering, Remote Sensing, Sensors and Sensing, Sensor
- by Ilan Kirschenbaum and +1
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- Low Power, Rfid Tag

We think of flip chip as a solution for better performance, high I/O or absolute size reduction. But a new and exciting technology is now emerging where the flip chip is the unique answer to extreme cost reduction in a very low I/O product, the RFID tag. RFIDs are Radio Frequency Identification systems - tiny two-way radios with immense commercial

- by Ken Gilleo
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- Inventory Control, Electromagnetic Radiation, Copper, Radio Frequency Identification

While predictions abound that electronic books will supplant traditional paper-based books, many people bemoan the coming loss of the book as cultural artifact. In this project we deliberately keep the affordances of paper books while... more

- by Maribeth Back
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- Augmented Reality, Sound Design, Electronic Book, Iterative Design
- by Manoj Sharma
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- Supply Chain Management, Radio Frequency Identification, RECENT TRENDS, Recent
- by Atef Z. Elsherbeni
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- Signal Analysis, Finite Element Analysis, Frequency, Fem Simulation
- by KAMLESH AUTO
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- Public Transport, Data Management, Case Study, Radio Frequency Identification

RFID markers are proving to be a cheap and reliable enabler for indoor positioning applications. Motivated by this we have developed a concrete embeddable passive RFID tag for robust and long-lasting way-point identification. Embedding commercially available passive tags in concrete significantly reduces their read range and hence, usefulness as markers. By appropriate redesign of the antenna and packaging we have extended hand-held readability of concrete embedded passive tags beyond one meter. This paper details the background R&D of our prototype tags, including test and measurement results.

- by Mehmet yüksel
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- System Management, Data Management, Technical Change, Real Time
- by Hongyi Wu
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- Energy Consumption, Online Learning, National Science Foundation, Protocols

While there is a growing body of evidence that Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tagging can be effective in improving inventory management in the retail store, retailers have little guidance on best practices for implementation. One important unresolved issue is whether tagging is equally effective across different product categories, and if there is a way to predict which categories are better candidates for deployment. We conduct a field experiment comparing the improvement in inventory record accuracy before and after implementing RFID-enabled adjustments to the inventory management system. We find evidence that the effectiveness of RFID tagging is not homogenous for all products. Reductions in the percentage of stockouts ranged from 21% to 36%, depending on category. Categories that are most likely to see a decrease in stockouts, thanks to RFID, have a greater turnover, greater sales volume, greater product variety, lower item cost, and greater inventory density. We draw inferences for retail supply chains which are considering how best to allocate their resources in the most effective manner.

- by John Aloysius
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- Applied Mathematics, Operations Management, Supply Chain, Business and Management

— In the present days many immoral activities are taking place in ration shop, which are meant to distribute the commodities to the people who are in below the poverty line, as the distribution process is manually operated and due to which it consumes a lots of time. To overcome this problem we one can use RFID technology. In this report RFID tags are introduced, the RFID card are used instead of ration cards, which consists of all the details about the card holder like family details, type of card and its validity etc. In this report we are going to discuss different types of automatic ration distribution system implemented for the automatic ration distribution.

- by IJFRCSCE Journal
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- Computer Science, Sensor, Actuators, Microcontroller
- by Mohd Helmy Abd Wahab
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- Inventory Control, Databases, Artificial Neural Networks, Computers

This paper presents an overview of modern cryptography. As the title of this paper suggests this paper is a primer, and provides background information that can assist other researchers in further study, and in developing security... more

- by Alfio Grasso
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- Rfid Tag
- by Basar Oztaysi
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- Marketing, Supply Chain Management, RFID, Service Quality
- by Leonhard Reindl
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- Engineering, Surface Acoustic Waves, Internet of Things, Semiconductor Devices

In this paper, we have presented a system utilizing Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) for the assistance of blind people. The proposed system incorporates a mobile RFID reader module with an integrated ZigBee transceiver [1] for transmitting the tag's information. Utensils and other objects in the house or building are embedded with passive RFID tags (transponders) along with an audio file, recorded for and unique to each object, residing on the server. This system further takes in the way finding technique by employing an RFID tag grid [4] using an ample separation area. The reader reads the tags and transmits the data wirelessly to the server PC which in turn scans for the particular ID in the database and plays the corresponding audio file. A self designed coordinates system with a server side routing application is used for routing the person to a particular room requested, based on his current tag coordinates. The audio playback is relayed wirelessly using an FM transmitter to either a headset with FM receiver or a Smart Phone's FM radio. The feasibility and reliability of the developed system was tested by deploying the proposed system at Government Institute for Blind, Peshawar, Pakistan [6].

- by Manos Tentzeris
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- Antennas, Microstrip Antenna, High Frequency, Radio Frequency Identification

In this paper, a novel ldquogreenrdquo inkjet-printed antenna for UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) tags is presented. A slotted Z-shaped monopole configuration is selected and fabricated using inkjet-printing technology on a flexible, low-cost paper substrate utilizing a simple, fast, and environmentally friendly process. The design characteristics of the antenna are verified and the simulated results are compared with measurements showing good agreement.

- by Tales Pimenta
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- Biosensors, Topology, Blood Pressure, Radio Frequency Identification
- by Andrew Sung
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- Computer Virology, Sql Injection, Rfid Tag
- by Nga Mai
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- Food Safety, Supply Chain Management, Vietnam, Supply Chain
- by ABHIK MUKHERJEE
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- RFID, Authentication, Hardware Implementation of Algorithms, Hack

The rigorous characterization of ultrahigh-frequency passive radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags is a challenging but mandatory task. Indeed, tags are the most critical devices in RFID systems: their performance should be adequately good, although stringent requirements in terms of compactness, used materials, and costs must be satisfied. Factors such as the goodness of the conjugate impedance matching between the chip and

- by Riccardo Colella and +1
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- Software Defined Radio, Radio Frequency Identification, Impedance Matching, Cost effectiveness

— Ration Card is very important for govt to keep log and other information about people. It is also useful for people to get govt subsidy, gas connection and even useful for residential proof. It has detail about every member in family. All the people use ration card to buy various things from ration shop like groceries,oil, kerosene. This system helps people to get this supplies at low price directly from government. This system has some drawbacks like the most of work is done by old or traditional instruments and mostly its manual work which gives many errors in measurement , and if people fail to buy their monthly subsidy then these shopkeepers sell this to other people at higher price and make money. All this happens because there is no centralized technical database for this information. The loss in this process is of people and govt who don't have any idea about all this. Our main objective here is to make this process automatic .In this paper, proposed an Automatic Ration Materials Distribution Based on GSM (Global System for Mobile) and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology instead of ration cards. When people come to ration shop they have to scan their RFID card,these cards are magnetic and has information of the beneficiary. After scanning card it is verified through database to see if it is valid or not. Whenever the user logins in system they send an otp to registered number for security purpose. If its valid then the beneficiary selects material and quantity. After receiving these material the customer pays for it. In this way we can create transparency in this process.

- by International Journal IJRITCC
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- Computer Science, PDS, PC, Microcontroller
- by Peter Enoksson
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- Microstrip Antenna, Radio Frequency Identification, Eumc, Rfid Tag
- by Florian Michahelles
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- Business, Cryptography, Microcontrollers, Hardware
- by Jehn-Ruey Jiang
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- Distributed Computing, RFID, Modeling, Computer Communications