Robustness evaluation of an inkjet?printed epidermal ultra?high?frequency radio frequency identification tag

This paper examines the impact of daily activities on performance a body-mounted radio frequency identification (RFID) tag inkjet printed onto tattoo transfer paper. aims to assess how robust RFID tags this nature are when mounted skin while user undergoes various activities. The factors considered for these robustness tests effect sweat and wear tear during everyday use also it stands up being exposed water soap showering. Performance assessment was carried out using parameters such as point-to-point surface DC resistance well read range. Results show marginal effects continued function normal day's activities, which lasted 8 h, rigorous like exercising but stopped functioning there severe damage tag.