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RFID(Radio Frequency Identification) Localization and Application
This special issue belongs to the section “Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
RFID opens new frontiers in society and industry, where a wide range of RFID-enabled applications are emerging in smart industry, logistics, smart cities, smart healthcare, safety, and security, among others. RFID involves multidisciplinary areas of research and development, encompassing a broad spectrum of science and engineering expertise. This Special Issue will collect works from diverse academic researchers and industry engineers to discern the state of the art in this emerging field. Current and future trends in the use of RFID technology will be explored for development, applicability, and performance improvement of location-awareness and motion-capture systems in many society and industry applications.
This Special Issue solicits submissions from areas relating to RFID technology to solve problems in society and industry applications, localization, wireless motion caption, protocols, security, sensors, and AI-driven sensing models and solutions. The interested topics include, but are not limited to:
- Applications and Software: RFID software, middleware, and networking; RFID in smart cities; RFID for industry 4.0; RFID in retail/healthcare; RFID in logistics and inventory management;
- Localization: Real-time locating systems, device-free localization;
- Wireless motion capture: vital sign monitoring, gesture recognition, activity sensing, etc.;
- Protocols: anti-collision, medium and/or multiple access schemes;
- Security: cryptography and privacy-enhancing techniques;
- Sensors: environmental sensing, RFID sensors;
- AI-driven sensing models and solutions.
Dr. Jia Liu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- RFID-enabled applications
- localization
- wireless sensing
- protocols
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