Titlebook: Unique Radio Innovation for the 21st Century; Building Scalable an Damith C. Ranasinghe,Quan Z. Sheng,Sherali Zeadall Book 2011 Springer-Ve

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A Design for Secure Discovery Services in the EPCglobal Architectureormation from multiple information providers across an object’s lifecycle. The DS has great potential for improving business processes and providing new services to customers. However, at present, despite the progress in ratification of EPCglobal standards for other interfaces such as the EPC Inform

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Evaluating Discovery Services Architectures in the Context of the Internet of Thingses in this context is very important for its success. Thus, the ability to evaluate and compare the performance of different Discovery Services architectures is vital if we want to allege that a given design is better at meeting requirements of a specific application. The purpose of this chapter is

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RFID-Enhanced Ubiquitous Knowledge Bases: Framework and Approach into the environment, extracting data from them. Current approaches based on centralized control and information storage are utterly impractical. Here a ubiquitous Knowledge Base (u-KB) is defined as a distributed knowledge base whose individual facts are disseminated on RFID-tagged objects within

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RFID Middleware Systems: A Comparative Analysisplications is attractive due to its low cost; however RFID technology, especially the one that uses passive tags, is error prone in nature. Large-scale deployment of RFID technology requires efficient middleware solution that is able to handle the large amount of data, process the data in a timely f

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RFID in the Apparel Retail Industry: A Case Study from Galeria Kaufhofstudy of an RFID project at Galeria Kaufhof, a subsidiary of Metro Group and one of the largest department store chains in Europe. The trial shows that operational efficiency gains through the automation of logistical in-store processes, such as inventory counting or goods receipt, are possible. Mor

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The Potential of RFID Technology in the Textile and Clothing Industry: Opportunities, Requirements atage, enhance their operational efficiency and better serve customers. In this context, RFID technology has emerged as a valid support for the company progress and its value is becoming more and more apparent. In particular, the textile and clothing industry, characterised by short life-cycles, quic

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Book 2011you. Covering modern RFID systems, the challenges to RFID implementation are addressed using specific industrial research examples and common integration issues. The primary focus is on answering questions surrounding building scalable global Internet-based RFID networks. Key topics include RFID dat

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ry focus is to answer questions around building scalable gloAre you an engineer or a researcher developing RFID systems? Are you a manager considering deploying RFID-based applications? If so, this book is for you. Covering modern RFID systems, the challenges to RFID implementation are addressed usi

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Threats to Networked RFID Systemser is to present a more global overview of RFID threats. This can not only help experts perform risk analyses of RFID systems but also increase awareness and understanding of RFID security issues for non-experts. We use clearly defined and widely accepted concepts from both the RFID area and classical risk analysis to structure this overview.