RFID-Based Automatic Scoring System for Physical Fitness Testing

Youm, Sekyoung; Jeon, Yongwoong; Park, Seung-Hun; Zhu, Weimo

doi:10.1109/jsyst.2013.2279570

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“…The error of interpolation is less while near the actual reference label (such as positions 1,3,8). The error of linear interpolation is bigger while it is at the midpoint of the actual…”

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Application and Research of Active RFID-Based Positioning System in Sport Competition

Jing¹

2016

IJFGCN

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In this paper, it has made a deep research to the application of RFID positioning in sports competitions. It also researched the application of VIRE algorithm in positioning system, and proposed an improved VIRE algorithm, also chose the appropriate interpolation method. Through the improved location algorithm, it builds a relationship between the distance and time in finish line of the athlete, and solves the function to make sure the time that athletes reach the finish line, so that it can achieve the purpose of timing.

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“…The error of interpolation is less while near the actual reference label (such as positions 1,3,8). The error of linear interpolation is bigger while it is at the midpoint of the actual…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In August 2014, NFL used the technology program of Zebra, and applied the RFID to rugby race for the first time [1]. There have been many agencies and companies undertook studies and obtained the corresponding results.…”

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Application and Research of Active RFID-Based Positioning System in Sport Competition

Jing¹

2016

IJFGCN

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“…In the past few years, a variety of new approaches to HRF testing in schools has been developed (Lester, 2015; Youm et al, 2015; Zhu et al, 2018). After review, it seems that technology assisted self-testing measures are the most promising, mostly due to their flexibility, efficiency, and practicality.…”

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Student health-related fitness testing in school-based physical education: Strategies for student self-testing using technology

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Liu

Stephenson

et al. 2019

European Physical Education Review

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If used appropriately in schools, youth fitness testing can play a significant role in promoting a physically active lifestyle among school-age children. Unfortunately, many issues exist when testing students’ health-related fitness (HRF) components, such as privacy concerns, misuse of testing results, and time-consuming test procedures. This paper provides an alternative approach to implementing youth fitness testing, attempting to solve some of these long-standing problems. Contextual information concerning global youth fitness testing practices is first introduced, followed by strategies for fitness self-testing using emerging technologies instead of more traditional testing methods conducted in a physical education (PE) setting. We also address how a self-testing approach could be used as part of a fitness education programme where students learn about HRF components, develop competence, and learn how to improve their HRF over time, absent of an expert evaluator to monitor their own HRF. The potential role of modern technology in solving some of the seemingly unsolvable problems with youth fitness testing in schools worldwide and facilitating the implementation of self-testing HRF in school-based PE programmes is also presented. More effort should be given to the development of technology-based HRF self-testing and empirical research.

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“…With its utility in patient‐centric care to its involvement in noninvasive diagnostics, RFID is positioned to have a profound impact in the emerging area of pervasive health care . RFID tag antennas integrated within clothing or wristbands enable seamless real‐time patient monitoring and location reporting …”

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“…7-10 RFID tag antennas integrated within clothing or wristbands enable seamless real-time patient monitoring and location reporting. [11][12][13][14] However, the restricted performance of bodyconformable RFID tags is hindering the widespread use of this technology in patient-centric applications. Coming up with tag antenna designs that are miniaturized, flexible, and additionally immune to human body effects remains a longstanding challenge.…”

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Miniaturized decoupled slotted patch RFID tag antennas for wearable health care

Aslam

Khan

Azam

et al. 2016

Int. J. RF Microw. Comput. Aided Eng.

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In this article, a couple of two‐layered RFID tag antenna designs exhibiting improved performance descriptors for on‐body applications are presented. The antennas are designed to operate in the microwave band (2.4–2.48 GHz) ensuring high data transmission rates ideal for real‐time subject monitoring applications. The radiating element of both the antennas is a slotted patch structure provisioned with a pair of T‐shaped slots realized on a commercial FR4 substrate. The augmentation of a systematic sequence of narrow comb‐like etchings into the design enhances the impedance bandwidth considerably. A high permittivity silicon layer embedded with the radiating patch provides resilience from the human body dielectric losses. A modified antenna design utilizing patch miniaturization technique, resulting in an overall footprint reduction by 32%, is also proposed. The designed tag antennas offer a gain of more than 1.8 dBi and an attractive read range greater than 6.8 m in the operating band.

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RFID-Based Automatic Scoring System for Physical Fitness Testing

Cited by 16 publications

References 16 publications

Application and Research of Active RFID-Based Positioning System in Sport Competition

Application and Research of Active RFID-Based Positioning System in Sport Competition

Student health-related fitness testing in school-based physical education: Strategies for student self-testing using technology

Miniaturized decoupled slotted patch RFID tag antennas for wearable health care

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