Accurate passive RFID localization system for smart homes

Fortin-Simard, Dany; Bouchard, Kévin; Gaboury, Sébastien; Bouchard, Bruno; Bouzouane, Abdenour

doi:10.1109/nesea.2012.6474010

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“…Unlike outdoor environments, where GPS has been found effective in localization with an accuracy obtainable of approximately 3 m, indoor environments typically demand more in accuracy of a localization system if the system is to be useful [2], [3]. Combining these two studies [2], [3] with another study by Fortin-Simard et al [5], the following six challenges to an indoor localization system have been derived.  Accuracy: Indoor environments are limited by the sizes of the rooms and buildings.…”

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“…In recent years, much attention has been paid to using RFID in indoor tracking and localization. Benefits of using RFID include; no need for direct line-of-sight, low cost, flexibility, and non-intrusiveness [4], [5].…”

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“…Fortin-Simard et al, 2012 [5] Passive RFID This is a 2D solution that proposes a new algorithmic approach to localize the tracked passive RFID tag based on elliptical trilateration and fuzzy logic. Though the solution uses only RSSI as the input parameter to the algorithm, it employs multiple filters (iteration based filter, Gaussian mean weighting filter, delta filter and multi-point location filter) to achieve high accuracy.…”

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“…In addition, satellite signals received in the indoor environment are weak and therefore GPS is unlikely to be able to be used indoor [2], [3]. To overcome these difficulties, various wireless technologies have been experimented with including infrared, bluetooth, IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN, ultrasonic, video camera, and Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) [1], [4], [5]. RFID seems to be the most suitable candidate for tracking and localization in SH systems because of its robustness, low price, and flexibility [5].…”

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“…To overcome these difficulties, various wireless technologies have been experimented with including infrared, bluetooth, IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN, ultrasonic, video camera, and Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) [1], [4], [5]. RFID seems to be the most suitable candidate for tracking and localization in SH systems because of its robustness, low price, and flexibility [5]. In addition, RFID can uniquely identify physical artifacts and can be used as a universal entry point to integrate them into the Internet of Things (IOTs) [6], and thus, RFID presents a viable solution in building SH systems.…”

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The coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic in 2019, a once‐in‐a‐lifetime event that tested the limits of humanity. The number 2019 is a memorable year that the entire humanity will hardly forget as the world had fitted against this virus. The pandemic has so far changed the habits of people all over the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) has defined a list of barrier measures that have been implemented and are still effective in several countries. Among these measures, social distancing remains the most important. It requires people to avoid physical contact and not to exchange possessions. However, during road checks in Cameroon, police officers usually check passengers by asking them to show their national identity card. After receiving the ID card, a police officer checks the information on the card and returns it to the holder at the end of the check. This process goes beyond the new regulation and contributes to the spread of the Covid'19 virus. This paper considers this issue as an engineering problem and proposes a new approach based on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to carry out the road traffic control activities. An automatic control system is proposed. It has two main functionalities namely the positioning subsystem and the Data collection subsystem. The positioning subsystem allows the road traffic controller in defining the right position where he/she should stand to collect information from passengers while the data collection subsystem collects data from the ID card presented by each passenger in the car. This approach was tested at police checkpoints on the Douala‐Yaoundé road in Cameroon and the results showed a reduction in COVID‐19 cases related to document handling between police and passengers/drivers.

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Regression Analysis for Gesture Recognition Using RFID Technology

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Accurate passive RFID localization system for smart homes

Cited by 47 publications

References 18 publications

Novel RFID and ontology based home localization system for misplaced objects

Novel RFID and ontology based home localization system for misplaced objects

Reducing the spread of COVID‐19 in road traffic control in Cameroon based on ICT

Regression Analysis for Gesture Recognition Using RFID Technology

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