Sastry Duri, Alan Cole, et al.
International Workshop on Mobile Commerce 2001
From manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of consumer goods to government departments, enterprises of all kinds are gearing up to use RFID technology to increase the visibility of goods and assets within their supply chain and on their premises. However, RFID technology alone lacks the capability to track the location of items once they are moved within a facility. We present a prototype automatic location sensing system that employs a robot, with an attached RFID reader, which periodically surveys the space, associating items it detects with its own location determined with the Wi-Fi positioning system. We propose three algorithms that combine the detected tag's reading with previous samples to refine its location. Our experiments have shown that our positioning algorithms can bring a two fold improvement over the positional accuracy limitations in both the RFID reader and the positioning technology. © 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Sastry Duri, Alan Cole, et al.
International Workshop on Mobile Commerce 2001
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