System Virtualization and Efficient ID Transmission Method for RFID Tag Infrastructure Network
Shin-ichi Kuribayashi

TL;DR
This paper introduces a virtualization approach for RFID networks to enable multiple service systems on a shared infrastructure, along with methods to optimize ID processing and transmission for efficiency and reduced costs.
Contribution
It presents a novel RFID network virtualization method and efficient ID transmission techniques that improve scalability, reduce costs, and enhance processing speed.
Findings
Virtual RFID network system can be shared among multiple services.
The proposed methods significantly reduce processing time and load.
Cost and space requirements for RFID infrastructure are decreased.
Abstract
The use of RFID tag which identifies a thing and an object will be expanded with progress of ubiquitous society, and it is necessary to study how to construct RFID network system as a social infrastructure like the Internet. First, this paper proposes the virtualization method of RFID tag network system to enable the same physical RFID network system to be used by multiple different service systems. The system virtualization not only reduces the system cost but also can dramatically reduce the installation space of physical readers and the operation cost. It is proposed that all equipments in the RFID network system except RFID tag could be shared with the conventional virtual technologies. Then, this paper proposes the conditional tag ID processing and the efficient tag ID transmission method which can greatly reduce the processing time and processing load in RFID tag Infrastructure…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRFID technology advancements · Internet of Things and Social Network Interactions · Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
