Charles A. Lynch, Ajibayo O. Adeyeye, M. Tentzeris
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Abstract
With the increasing demand for scalable and high performing wireless devices for Digital Twinning applications in industrial systems and in the Metaverse, there is likewise increasing demand to explore means of "Smart" packaging enabled devices. In this effort, the authors report a minimalistic, ultra-lowcost mmID module operating in the 60 GHz with a resistive-based temperature sensor for localized sensing applications. The presented system is capable of simultaneously sensing the local temperature of the self-identifying mmID while maintaining a ranging accuracy of 5.35 mm. In addition, simultaneous multi-tag interrogation capability is demonstrated through the "Smart" packaging of the mmID enabled through Frequency Division Multiplexing. Thus, the system features a framework for future Digital Twinning and Metaverse applications that utilize multiple self-identifying mmID's for localized sensing.