Abstract
This research proposes a novel, low-cost RFID tag sensor antenna implemented using commercially available Kodak photo-paper. The aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility of stable, RFID ...
Highlights
Internet of things (IoT) is composed of multitude of smart objects that are connected to the internet via wired and/or wireless networks [1,2,3,4]
Embedding sensor element in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags reduces the cost of setting up a sensor system and paves way for various applications of RFID to be deployed
RFID-based sensors are used in various applications from food items to seepage detection, and from crops health monitoring to pharmaceutical tracking
Summary
Internet of things (IoT) is composed of multitude of smart objects that are connected to the internet via wired and/or wireless networks [1,2,3,4]. These objects need RFID tags, sensors, actuators, etc. RFID-based sensors are used in various applications from food items to seepage detection, and from crops health monitoring to pharmaceutical tracking. RFID sensors have been used to detect the moisture level in shelled peanuts [9]. Within the scope of medicinal application, the moisture level of patient’s wound can be readily monitored using RFID tags [12]. Moisture detection in baby diapers is yet another successful commercial application that makes use of RFID tags [13]
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