Study of an RFID Based Object-Relationship Recognition System
Tiancheng Zhang, Xiao Mei Yu, Dejun Yue, Yu Gu, Ge Yu · 2012
As an information of combining RFID and wireless data communication technologies, Internet of Things is making things all over the world connected. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is the most basic key technology in Internet of Things, which combines signal processing, wireless communication, embedded calculation and data management. RFID technology is being widely used in various areas, such as object tracking systems, supply chain management, quick disbursement and so on. Especially, deducing semantic relationships of objects in RFID applications has caught worldwide attention, such as inferring an event reminder "somebody lost things" according to the containment-relationship 1 of objects. However, there are rarely any concrete solutions applied to our practical life. In this paper, we study and implement an RFID based object-relationship recognition system to efficiently retrieve the group-relationship and containment-relationship between objects in real-time. Finally, we give a real scenario to implement our research.