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    A Seminar Presentation On: By: Vaz Gavin Francis Class: BE Comp - I Roll No.: 32 Seminar Guide: Prof. S. VANJALE

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    The document presents a seminar on radio frequency identification (RFID). It discusses the history and components of RFID systems, including tags and readers. It describes different types of RFID systems such as passive and active. It outlines the functional blocks for reading data from RFID tags in far field systems. Applications discussed include transport payments, inventory systems, animal tracking, and automotive. Challenges with RFID include standardization, security, privacy, and shielding. The conclusion states that RFID has great potential benefits and applications that have yet to be imagined.

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    A SEMINAR PRESENTATION ON

    By : VAZ GAVIN FRANCIS


    Class : BE Comp- I
    Roll No. : 32
    Seminar Guide : Prof. S. VANJALE

    Radio Frequency Identification

    RFID: Introduction
    Identifying an object using Radio Frequency
    RFID systems originated way back in the 1940s,
    when the U.S. government used transponders to
    distinguish friendly aircrafts from enemy
    aircrafts.
    Nowadays commonly found Music Stores ,
    Supermarkets , Clothes tags as an anti-theft
    device.
    James Bond in Casino Royale

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Components of a RFID System

    The Tag

    Antenna.

    The Reader

    Radio Frequency Identification

    The RFID TAG

    Tag

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Back End Architecture

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Classification of RFID Systems


    Passive RFID System

    Active RFID System

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Near Field RFID System

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Far Field RFID System

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Functional blocks for reading data from a RFID tag


    (Far field)

    Reader

    Tag

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Applications
    Transport Payments

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Applications
    Inventory Systems
    Animal Identification & Tracking
    Product Tracking
    Automotive

    Radio Frequency Identification

    RFID & Human Implants


    Project Cyborg
    Professor Kevin Warwick

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Challenges
    Standardizations
    Security Concerns
    Privacy
    Viruses
    Shielding

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Conclusions

    A great deal of research and development is


    currently under way in the RFID security field
    to mitigate both present and futuristic risks.

    RFIDs potential benefits are large, and were


    sure to see many novel applications in the
    futuresome of which we cant even begin to
    imagine.

    The future of RFID is very bright and the


    worldwide radio frequency ID market is
    expected top $7bn by 2008

    Radio Frequency Identification

    Bibliography

    The use of RFID in healthcare Commercialising Technology and


    Innovation, 2005.
    The First IEE International Conference (Ref. No. 2005/11044)
    Publication Date: 14-15 Sept. 2005

    P. Kourouthanassis and G. Roussos, Developing Consumer-Friendly


    Pervasive Retail Systems, IEEE Pervasive Computing, vol. 2, no 2,
    2003, pp. 32-39.

    S.L. Garfinkel, A. Juels, and R. Pappu, RFID Privacy: An Overview of


    Problems and Proposed Solutions, IEEE Security and Privacy, vol. 3,
    no. 3, 2005, pp. 34-43.

    AIM - The global trade association for automatic identification

    The University Of Reading Professor Kevin Warwick

    THANK YOU
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