An RFID-enabled library management system using low-SAR smart bookshelves

Markakis, Ioannis; Samaras, Theodoros; Polycarpou, Anastasis C.; Sahalos, John N.

doi:10.1109/iceaa.2013.6632228

Cited by 23 publications

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“…Nevertheless, CEMs provide the most accurate estimations for problems with known geometry in well-defined spaces, e.g. the field of a shelfantenna inside a library [43].…”

Section: G Far-field Channel Modeling For Wpt Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Europe and the Future for WPT : European Contributions to Wireless Power Transfer Technology

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2017

IEEE Microwave

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“…Nevertheless, CEMs provide the most accurate estimations for problems with known geometry in well-defined spaces, e.g. the field of a shelfantenna inside a library [43].…”

Section: G Far-field Channel Modeling For Wpt Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Europe and the Future for WPT : European Contributions to Wireless Power Transfer Technology

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2017

IEEE Microwave

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“…Toivanen introduces a book-finding system based on RFID, consisting of a portable handheld reader and customized tags [3]. Markakis designs an RFID-enabled library management system using a fixed low specific absorption rate antenna [4]. Shangguan uses spatial-temporal phase profiling collected by a mobile antenna to detect the misplacement of books in the library [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Liu proposes an RF-Scanner which is a robot with an RFID antenna that can localize the book and detect the book if it is lying down [6]. Among these studies, the Min study pays more attention to information communication [2], the Toivanen and Markakis efforts only help the reader find a specific book [3], [4], and the Shangguan and Liu proposals lay special emphasis on book misplacement [5], [6]. None of these studies involve recognizing reader activity.…”

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confidence: 99%

Activity Recognition Using RFID Phase Profiling in Smart Library

Lim

Tan

2019

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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In the library, recognizing the activity of the reader can better uncover the reading habit of the reader and make book management more convenient. In this study, we present the design and implementation of a reading activity recognition approach based on passive RFID tags. By collecting and analyzing the phase profiling distribution feature, our approach can trace the reader's trajectory, recognize which book is picked up, and detect the book misplacement. We give a detailed analysis of the factors that can affect phase profiling in theory and combine these factors with relevant activities. The proposed approach recognizes the activities based on the amplitude of the variation of phase profiling, so that the activities can be inferred in real time through the phase monitoring of tags. We then implement our approach with off-the-shelf RFID equipment, and the experiments show that our approach can achieve high accuracy and efficiency in activity recognition in a real-world situation. We conclude our work and further discuss the necessity of a personalized book recommendation system in future libraries.

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“…A private library has a place with a specific person. An open library [1] is intended for the utilization surprisingly who pay participation to it and are enrolled as people. There are furthermore free open libraries.…”

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An Application for the Development of Smart Library as an Academic Initiative

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2019

IJATCSE

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This Application is useful for students to easy referring of books and it is used to save the time of students. It mainly consists of different modules every module is connected to other module. In this application we mainly use the QR code .If we scan the QR code it will give you the complete structure of library ,and we can give any book name or author name or code of the book in the search box then it will give you the rack number and Number of books available on that name of the book and author name as the result in your Application.

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An RFID-enabled library management system using low-SAR smart bookshelves

Cited by 23 publications

References 5 publications

Europe and the Future for WPT : European Contributions to Wireless Power Transfer Technology

Europe and the Future for WPT : European Contributions to Wireless Power Transfer Technology

Activity Recognition Using RFID Phase Profiling in Smart Library

An Application for the Development of Smart Library as an Academic Initiative

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