Incorporating RFID Technology and IOT into a E-Commerce: A Step toward Intelligent Purchasing Processes

Mohamed, Shili; Sethom, Kaouthar

doi:10.1109/sta50679.2020.9329337

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“…An intelligent supply chain provides e-commerce companies with a competitive advantage by prioritizing customer expectations, such as security, personalization, reasonable costs, and on-time delivery (OTD) [5]. However, there are currently no systematic reviews that focus on intelligent e-commerce logistics, with most researchers only exploring the application of ICT in supply chain management [1], [4], [6] cloud computing [7], big data and artificial intelligence [8], or IoT technology [9]. Recently in 2021, Issaoui et al performed a literature analysis of 108 articles in the field of Intelligent Logistics, including articles from Springer, IEEE, Science Direct, and Google Scholar databases in this study, authors extensively discussed the contribution of information technology in logistics, however, their research does not focus on e-commerce logistics context [10] In this paper, we present a comprehensive exploration of the latest trends in the application of digital technologies in e-commerce logistics.…”

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The Rising Trends of Smart E-Commerce Logistics

KALKHA

Khiat

Bahnasse³

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Smart Logistics (SL) offers a competitive advantage for e-commerce by utilizing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) such as IoT, AI, Blockchain, Cloud computing, 5G, etc. This technology automates, optimizes, and enables real-time tracking and monitoring of shipments, predicts, and prevents delays, and optimizes delivery routes and schedules. It also provides greater visibility and control, allowing e-commerce businesses to react quickly and efficiently to changes in demand or supply. The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of digitalization on trade logistics in e-commerce, emphasizing the significance of smart logistics for the e-commerce industry. We reviewed 288 articles published in the last decade in the Scopus database to assess the maturity of research in this area. For researchers, this study provides a better understanding of smart e-commerce logistics and identifies research gaps in the literature. For e-commerce professionals, it can help them adopt the latest technological trends in their logistics. Through a systematic literature review and network analysis approach, the study has contributed by identifying 5 clusters related to ICT application fields in e-commerce and 5 clusters related to important ICT enablers in smart logistics. We also identified several research gaps and areas for future study, including the underutilization of computer vision technology and the need for further research on product quality inspection and accessibility for people with disabilities. Additionally, we suggest exploring the power of deep learning to solve Vehicle Routing Problems (VRP) and optimizing sensing data volume for minimizing costs associated with data storage and transfer. This study provides a comprehensive overview of the state of the art in smart logistics for e-commerce and serves as a guide for future research in this field.

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The Rising Trends of Smart E-Commerce Logistics

KALKHA

Khiat

Bahnasse³

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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“…Patch antennas can meet the demand for low-profile and low-cost antennas for RFID applications [3,4]. RFID systems have become extremely popular in a variety of fields in recent years, because it facilitates the daily life of persons in different areas, especially in a distribution logistics and transportation, purchasing, industries, etc [5][6][7]. RFID is a remote identification technique that makes use of radio waves to detect objects or living beings, it appeared in the 1950s after the first radio-frequency identification systems Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) used during the Second World War (WWII) to detect friendly aircraft from enemy aircraft [8].…”

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Compact 2*1 Reader Array Antenna Operating in ISM Band for RFID Applications

Ouadi

Amadid²,

Khabba³

et al. 2022

E3S Web Conf.

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This paper proposes a compact 2*1 reader array antenna for RFID system having high directivity, good gain, and good reflection coefficient. The structure consists of two main radiating rectangular patch antennas connected in parallel with a common impedance of (50 Ω). These patches are printed on an RT/duroid 5880 substrate possessing a dielectric constant εr equal to 2.2 and 0.0009 as a loss tangent. It operates in ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) band with a resonant frequency of 5.8 GHz. The structure is implemented on a compact size of 38.77× 59.44× 1.6 mm3 equivalent to an electrical size of 0.74λ0× 1.14λ0× 0.03λ0, where λ0 is the free-space wavelength at the resonant frequency. The gain achieved by the final design of the proposed antenna is equal to 9.83 dB, the directivity is around 9.99 dB and the coefficient of reflection (S11) is equal to -49.48 dB. The proposed antenna design is optimized and simulated using Computer Simulation Technology software (CST Microwave Studio).

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