RFID is one of automatic technology to identify and collect object data quickly through RF digital signals. RFID increases productivity and convenience. RFID is used for hundreds, if not thousands, of applications such as preventing theft of automobiles and merchandise; gaining entrance to buildings; automating parking. But one of the largest disadvantages in RFID system is its low tag (transpo...

Although RFID is mainly used to identify objects whose data can then be accessed over the network, passive HF RFID tags do have significant data storage capacity (up to 4K), which can be utilised to store data rather than only IDs. This work explores the potential of storing, accessing and exploiting information on tags both, theoretically, by studying how much data can actually be stored in HF...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is expected to become an important and ubiquitous infrastructure technology. As RFID tags are affixed to everyday items, they may be used to support various useful services. However, widespread deployment of RFID tags may create new threats to user privacy, due to the powerful tracking capability of the tags. There are several important technical points whe...

We leverage increasing passive RFID tag memory to propose distributed RFID tag storage infrastructures (D-RFID stores). A D-RFID store is a large set of tags with significantly sized re-writeable storage. Interrogators interact with D-RFID stores by reading from and writing to tags, providing a wide range of possible applications that are otherwise resource-inefficient. Examples include tagging...

Multi-domain RFID applications, such as asset tracking across domains, shift the paradigm in business model and enable next-generation business processes for aviation industry. The increasing number of RFID applications also merits the consolidation of RFID tags so they can serve multiple purposes. However, the adoption of such multi-domain RFID applications depends on their ability to enforce ...

SmartTag is a radio frequency identifi cation (RFID) based technology designed to allow tracking of ore from its source through blasting, run-of-mine (ROM) pads, crushers, intermediate stockpiles and fi nally into the concentrator. This paper presents current developments and the future direction of the SmartTagTM ore tracking system, as well as presenting some case studies. Successful applicat...

The concept of grouping proofs has been introduced by Juels to permit RFID tags to generate a verifiable proof that they have been scanned simultaneously, even when readers or tags are potentially untrusted. In this paper, we extend this concept and propose a narrowstrong privacy-preserving RFID grouping proof and demonstrate that it can easily be extended to use cases with more than two tags, ...

Low-cost Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags affixed to consumer items as smart labels are emerging as one of the most pervasive computing technologies in history. This presents a number of advantages, but also opens a huge number of security problems that need to be addressed before its successful deployment. Many proposals have recently appeared, but all of them are based on RFID tags ...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) provides great potential for different Internet of Things (IOT) applications. In the future, material choices in these IOT devices will have a huge effect on the environment and thus use of renewable materials is a growing trend. In this paper, passive ultra high frequency (UHF) RFID tags were inkjet-printed directly on wood, paper, and cardboard substrates...