Decentralized RFID Coverage Algorithms With Applications for the Reader Collisions Avoidance Problem

Jedda, Ahmed; Mouftah, Hussein T.

doi:10.1109/tetc.2015.2389171

Cited by 8 publications

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“…By form (tags, body-affixed, special); 3. By power source (active, passive, semi-active) Along with the variety of possible tags, there is a classification of RFID readers, which are usually divided into mobile and stationary readers [11]. Mobile ones are mainly used for manual control of products, use in warehouses, reducing unauthorized access of personnel to operator rooms, etc.…”

Section: Review Of Theoretical Studiesmentioning

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Study of the Assembly Manufacturing Automated Traceability System Identification Tools

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This paper considered questions of quality control of production at assembly manufacturing using an automated traceability and identification system. The main possibilities of these systems are: control of the movement of materials, components and products within the production; construction the technological route and control over the accuracy of its compliance; identification all operations with a binding to the operators. Also authors are carried out the review of problems that can be solved by these systems. As one of the methods of identification of materials, components and products, the technology of using RFID-tags are considered. The main characteristics of RFID tags have analyzed (frequency of work, design, power supply). Advantages and disadvantages of this technology are revealed. For example, advantages are high protection at hard operating conditions, rewritable tags and the disadvantages are limited using the tags at high temperatures, occurrence the effect of collision. Authors made conclusions that investigated RFID-tags can be used for assembly manufacturing.

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Section: Review Of Theoretical Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of the Assembly Manufacturing Automated Traceability System Identification Tools

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“…While it eliminates more redundant readers, the constantly rewriting the record led to the increasingly write-to-tag operations. 36 Jedda et al 37 proposed the two deterministic decentralized RFID coverage algorithms OB-COVERAGE and IOB-COVERAGE; these two algorithms use only the communication between every two readers. The former is a local distributed algorithm running in a single round of communication, while the latter needs to run in O (n) rounds, where n is the number of readers in the network.…”

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A novel algorithm L-NCD for redundant reader elimination in P2P-RFID network

Shen

et al. 2017

Journal of Algorithms & Computational Technology

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With the development of radio frequency identification technology, radio frequency identification system has been deployed in different applications in a large scale. It needs a densely deployed reader environment to cover the work area, especially in radio frequency identification logistics and warehousing applications. If the distribution area and the number of readers are not optimized, and some of them will be redundant, which will reduce the efficiency of the whole radio frequency identification system. Researchers have proposed many algorithms and optimization techniques to solve the problem of redundant readers. In this paper, the authors propose a novel redundant reader elimination algorithm, namely, L-NCD, in P2P-RFID reader network, combined with layered eliminate optimization and neighboring coverage density. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm eliminates more redundant readers than the other methods such as redundant-reader elimination under the same conditions.

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