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Tracking Autonomous Entities using RFID Technology

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Ricardo Tesoriero *
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José A. Gallud
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María Dolores Lozano
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Víctor M. R. Penichet
DOI:10.1109/TCE.2009.5174435delete
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GPS seems to be the best solution to develop outdoor location systems, but performance of these systems is not good enough to locate entities within indoor environments, mainly if accuracy and precision are required. In this article we propose a tracking indoor system based on passive RFID technology that is able to accurately locate autonomous entities, such as robots, people, etc, with in a defined surface. In order to validate the proposal, we compared our system technology performance against other alternatives built on different technologies (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, IrDA, ultrasound, etc). We also include the system evaluation and final remarks with future improvements.(1).
Keywords:
RFID
tracking systems
location systems
autonomous entities
sensors
mobile environments
ubiquitous computing
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IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
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