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ORCIDInternational Journal of RF Technologies: Research and Applications, Volume 10
Volume 10, Numbers 1-2, 2019
- Jiansheng Peng, Yong Qin, Qingjin Wei, Qiwen He, Zhenwu Wan, Hui Jiang:
RFID-based indoor mobile robot navigation. 1-8 - Y. Mohamedatni, Belkacem Fergani, Jean-Marc Laheurte, Benoit Poussot:
New methodology for the short range localization of UHF RFID tags using a linear uniform array. 9-26 - Zhongping Chen:
An RFID anti-collision Q-value algorithm research. 27-37 - Antonio Rizzi, Andrea Volpi, Romeo Rinaldi, Romeo Bandinelli
, A. Gonzalez, Bill C. Hardgrave:
Assessing the performances of RFID UHF and HF dual-frequency apparel tags. 39-63
Volume 10, Numbers 3-4, 2019
- Giada Cilloni, Rebecca Leporati, Antonio Rizzi, Giovanni Romagnoli:
State of the art of item-level RFID deployments in fashion and apparel retail. 65-88 - Yin Huang, Shumin Huang, Yichen Zhang, Sishi Sheng, Xue Yang, Runda Liu:
A process innovation mode of semiconductor integrated circuit products based on the integration of Internet of things and sensing big data. 89-104 - V. Nagaraju, R. Rajeswari, L. FranklinTelfer, A. Karunakaran, B. R. Tapas Bapu:
Design of miniaturized directional ultra wide band antenna for cancer detection. 105-113 - Haitao Wang, Yanli Chen:
Adaptive VIRE indoor positioning algorithm based on Kriging interpolation. 115-130 - G. Nagarajan, R. I. Minu, A. Jayanthiladevi:
Brain computer interface for smart hardware device. 131-139
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