GIDS - A system for combining RFID-based site information and web-based data for virtually displaying the location on handheld devices

Löffler, Andreas; Wissendheit, Uwe; Gerhauser, H.; Kuznetsova, Dina

doi:10.1109/rfid.2008.4519350

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“…Other mobile vehicles can use this map to navigate through the tag field. In Loffer et al (2008), the authors store the location information in tags. They also store metadata, such as the building and neighborhood.…”

Section: Radio Frequency Identification (Rfid)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Methods for Applied Mobile Digital Library Research: A Framework for Extensible Wayfinding Systems

Hahn

Twidale

Gutierrez

et al. 2010

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Navigation within the physical library building can be supported with mobile computing technology; specifically, a path suggestion software application on a patron's mobile device can direct her to the location of the physical item on the shelf. This is accomplished by leveraging existing WiFi access points within a library building as well as supplementing wireless infrastructures with additional wireless beacons for collections-based wayfinding.

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Section: Radio Frequency Identification (Rfid)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Methods for Applied Mobile Digital Library Research: A Framework for Extensible Wayfinding Systems

Hahn

Twidale

Gutierrez

et al. 2010

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Using RFID-capable cell phones for creating an extended navigation assistance

Loeffler

Kuznetsova

Wissendheit

2009

2009 SBMO/IEEE MTT-S International Microwave and Optoelectronics Conference (IMOC)

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This paper offers an RFID-based indoor navigation application which utilizes cell phones with an RFID extension and distributed RFID tags fixed to interior equipment. This combination creates a special navigation environment which helps pedestrians to orient oneself in new respectively unknown environments. Therefore, each RFID tag contains information about the current position, location or an unknown environment. Thus, the current position can be determined, which is the basic for navigation. A further advantage of this application is the availability of additional graphical data stored on the RFID tags. This additional graphical data contains global information about the indoor environment and also local graphical information about the near environment of the RFID tag. This yields to an RFID-based navigation system, that not only shows the current position but also the near environment surrounding that specific location. Therefore, this systems grants navigation assi stance by leading the user step-by-step or rather tag-by-tag to the final destination

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A multi-purpose RFID reader supporting indoor navigation systems

Loeffler

Wissendheit

Gerhaeuser

et al. 2010

2010 IEEE International Conference on RFID-Technology and Applications

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In this paper we introduce an UHF-RFID reader system built to serve as a multi-purpose reader for UHF-RFID applications. The structure of the reader itself is highly flexible to be able to include several standards. The intended use of the reader, however, consists in the support of navigation systems for the indoor environment. Assuming that arbitrarily distributed RFID tags, containing their exact positions given in latitude, longitude and elevation, are read out by the reader, the system is able to achieve the tags positions. In that case, the reader is able to evaluate and forward the readout positions in order to notify a superior navigation system of the estimated position, obtained from the RFID tags. This will lead to a more robust navigation system being able to navigate even in a high-grade multipath environment. Anyway, this paper concentrates more on technical terms concerning the reader system, including signal and spectrum analysis

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GIDS - A system for combining RFID-based site information and web-based data for virtually displaying the location on handheld devices

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Methods for Applied Mobile Digital Library Research: A Framework for Extensible Wayfinding Systems

Methods for Applied Mobile Digital Library Research: A Framework for Extensible Wayfinding Systems

Using RFID-capable cell phones for creating an extended navigation assistance

A multi-purpose RFID reader supporting indoor navigation systems

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