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Abstract. Lately, the ISO fixed on UHF Gen2 as one of the standard protocols for RFID, called ISO 18000-6 C, along with ISO 18000-6 A/B. It means that the RFID system should provide the multi-protocol support for tag identification and a proper protocol should be chosen depending on the situation. The tag anti-collision algorithm is one of the important research issues to be on top of the protocol's performance. This paper introduces several anti-collision algorithms for tag identification in the literature and presents the performance comparison and evaluation of those algorithms based on the 96-bit EPC TM (Electronic Product Code TM ). The performance results show that the collision tracking tree algorithm is found to have the highest performance than any other anti-collision algorithm, identifying 749 tags per second.

The shooting consistency of an archer is commonly perceived to be an important determinant of successful scores. Four (n = 4) elementary level archers from a middle school in Korea participated in this study. In order to quantify shooting consistency, movement of the bow forearm was measured with an inertia sensor during archery shooting. The shooting consistency was calculated and defined by the dynamic time warping (DTW) algorithm as the distance between two time sequences of acceleration data. Small distance values indicate that the archer has maintained high-level shooting consistency while archery shooting repetitively. To verify the shooting consistency metric, the relationship between scores and shooting consistency is evaluated. The results show that the higher the scores achieved by the archer, the higher is the level of shooting consistency demonstrated.

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