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Revolutionizing Security: RFID Battery-Free Sensors for Smart Systems

Explore the potential of RFID technology replacing barcodes, with applications in smart cards, homes, Wi-Fi coverage, energy meters, and more. Learn about RFID categories, smart meters, wireless networks, and innovative communication schemes for power system control and security. Discover how RFID is used in wireless home alarms, baby monitoring, and award-winning museum systems. Stay ahead in the evolving field of wireless technology.

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Revolutionizing Security: RFID Battery-Free Sensors for Smart Systems

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  1. Xavier Fernando’s http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~fernando/ele800 EDP Design Projects

  2. RFID – the emerging battery free sensor that find numerous applications • RFID will fully replace bar codes in WALMART stores by 2010 • Active/Passive Tags • Read only/writable tags • Used in smart cards, smart homes etc. Radio Frequency Identification http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMjukYHibzM

  3. RFID Categories [1] Table taken from RFID Applications, Security, and Privacy, Simson Garfinkel and Beth Rosenberg.

  4. Design of an RFID system RFID based metro-pass RFID augmented photo album RFID based exam hall supervision RFID based smart-home for elderly care RFID Applications

  5. Toronto down-town gets Wi-Fi coverage • How to make use of this for revenue generation? • Parking control using Wi-Fi • Traffic info-management using Wi-Fi • Inexpensive VOIP phone using Wi-Fi • Energy meters using Wi-Fi • Special purpose opportunistic networks Wi-Fi coverage in Toronto

  6. Low-cost AD-HOC Wireless networks eZ430-RF2500 Development Kit ($49)

  7. Wireless PULSE Rate monitor for treadmill

  8. The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) is calling for:§ 800,000 smart meters to be installed by December 31, 2007 and § The installation of smart meters for all Ontario customers by December 31, 2010. Ontario will be the first, full-scale smart meter system in North America. There are several smart meter pilots running in Ontario now. Hydro Ottawa has started conducting its pilots last spring. Past students who worked on this are now with Hydro One Smart Wireless utility meter

  9. Distributed power generation and micro grids have drastically transformed the electric power grid management and control Communications play major role in power system management Design of a wireless communication scheme for power system control Wireless Power system control

  10. A thief will first cut the telephone line before attempting a burglary Most current systems will fail in this case What about a system that uses wireless network for emergency contact when dead telephone line is detected Brainstorm Wireless home alarm system

  11. RFID Based baby monitoring

  12. WIRELESS INFOPAD for museums Award Winner in 2006

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