Quantitative assessment of the benefits of RFID technology for libraries: a trans-European study

Rodríguez-Silva, Daniel A.; González-Castaño, Francisco J.; Costas-Rodriguez, S.; Burguillo, Juan C.; Gentile, Ralph; Stanca, S.; Arona, R.

doi:10.1109/autoid.2007.380606

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“…Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is gaining a lot of traction as an effective technique in track and trace applications [1], since it offers several advantages over wellestablished optical technologies such as barcodes in terms of range and non-line-of-sight operations [2]. There has been much research into addressing the challenges to RFID adoption such as lowering transponder cost [3], standardizing RFID communication protocols [4], and implementing security measures [5].…”

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