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The feasibility of motion sensor-based smart RFID system in improving the power saving
Abstract RFID (radio frequency identification) implementation in large buildings requires setting up a grid that implies a lot of RFID readers. Although these readers are not power greedy, their usage can affect the electricity bill in the long run. In this paper, we study the worthiness of upgrading to a motion sensor-based smart RFID system, from a power-efficiency point of view. A decision-support protocol is developed for this purpose that considers the occupancy ratio of the environment where the system is implanted in deciding its feasibility, given that the energy drain depends on it. Moreover, we discuss the optimal way for integrating the motion sensor into the RFID system’s architecture, as this insertion is able to highly reduce the power consumption in the standby mode, in exchange for slightly augmenting the drain during the reading mode. Finally, the developed decision-support protocol is demonstrated through an analogy on the studied upgrade to assess its overall feasibility. The overall results confirm the suitability of the upgrade for most environments.
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nternational Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems (S2IS) is a rapid and high-quality international forum wherein academics, researchers and practitioners may publish their high-quality, original, and state-of-the-art papers describing theoretical aspects, system architectures, analysis and design techniques, and implementation experiences in intelligent sensing technologies. The journal publishes articles reporting substantive results on a wide range of smart sensing approaches applied to variety of domain problems, including but not limited to: Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environment Analysis, Evaluation, and Test of Smart Sensors Intelligent Management of Sensors Fundamentals of Smart Sensing Principles and Mechanisms Materials and its Applications for Smart Sensors Smart Sensing Applications, Hardware, Software, Systems, and Technologies Smart Sensors in Multidisciplinary Domains and Problems Smart Sensors in Science and Engineering Smart Sensors in Social Science and Humanity