Radio frequency identification (RFID) is widely used in several contexts, such as logistics, supply chains, asset tracking, and health, among others, therefore drawing the attention of many researchers. This paper presents a review most cited topics regarding RFID focused on applications, security, privacy. A total 62,685 records were downloaded from Web Science (WoS) Scopus core databases proc...

Recently, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has received considerable attention and is considered to be the next wave of information technology revolution. The number of RFID applications in different industries is increasing continuously. Cumulative sales of RFID tag is up in 2006 which shows RFID adoption trend in industries to improve their efficiency of operations and to gain a competit...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is an established technology and has the potential, in a variety of applications, to significantly reduce cost and improve performance. As RFID-enabled applications will fulfill similar tasks across a range of processes adapted to use the data gained from RFID tags, they can be considered as software products derived from a common infrastructure and assets ...

Despite the proliferating number of tools and techniques for building RFID applications, their integration with legacy enterprise applications (such as ERP and WMS systems) and corporate databases is still a very tedious task. Integration effort is therefore still a set‐back to rapid and cost‐effective RFID deployments in non‐trivial enterprise environments. In this paper, ...

We propose the use of RFID in sensing applications enabled by passive or semi-passive tags and mobile devices equipped with readers. We experimentally investigate the feasibility of such RFID-based mobile sensor data gathering applications, focusing on UHF RFID devices and indoor scenarios. We examine the impact of various factors, including reader mobility, antenna types and orientation, multi...

The theme of the paper is to find the tasks faced by organizations in the accomplishment of RFID projects as well as how assessment of RFID value can be made. Explicitly, papers will cover three key segments, that is, Applications, Disputes and Assessment. The first segment ‘Applications’ elucidates the various applications that RFID can be positioned; the second segment ‘Disputes’ is apprehens...

RFID technology is an emerging market with a wide spectrum of application domains. The introduction of RFID systems in industrial manufacturing has already been taken up more than ten years ago. Currently RFID tags are appearing in public environments like ticketing applications and retail supply chains. One the one hand mass applications will imply a break-through for RFID technologies, on the...

est as it quickly becomes a widely deployed pervasive technology. At the PERTEC (Pervasive RFID/Near Field Communication Technology and Applications) workshop on 19 March 2007 (part of PerCom 2007), about 30 researchers from Europe, Asia, and the US discussed issues in this field. Topics included management of data ownership in supply chains generated through RFID, integration of RFID and senso...

In the last few years, RFID technology has become a stimulating and rapidly expanding area of research and development. The technology’s ability to precisely identify objects at low cost and without line of sight creates new and emerging opportunities for RFID applications that could become an integral part of our daily lives. Mobile RFID services for the Internet of Things can be created using...

With the advent of wireless technology, a rapidly advancing area is that of Radio Frequency Identification Devices or RFID. RFID technology was first developed as an espionage device during World War II. However, nearly 30 years of research was required before it became a part of our everyday lives. Informally, RFID can be considered a non-contact method of using radio frequency electromagnetic...