Design of a child localization system on RFID and wireless sensor networks

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and wireless sensor networks are wireless technologies that rapidly emerge and show great potential. Combining RFID and wireless sensor networks provides a cost-efficient way to expand the RFID system's range and to enable an RFID system in areas without a network infrastructure. These two technologies are employed to build a wireless localization system in a children's theme park. The main purpose of this child localization system is to track and locate children within a certain range near some landmarks in the park. The design experience in this project can be exported to other applications such as object tracking and surveillance. Copyright © 2010 Chao Chen.

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Chen, C. (2010). Design of a child localization system on RFID and wireless sensor networks. Journal of Sensors, 2010. https://doi.org/10.1155/2010/450392

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