Radio frequency identification (RFID) is already commonplace in applications such as livestock identification, transport systems, and retail. New applications are also being explored in a range of innovative areas. This new book offers an insight into current knowledge of the field and brings to the fore new challenges and possibilities. The first part of the book discusses topics in design and deployment. Chapters examine subjects including RFID for humanitarian logistics, RFID in supply chains, and digital watermarking. The second part considers challenges and solutions, such as RFID for indoor localization and for internetworking objects. Finally, part three considers advanced issues in design and applications. Here, contributors consider topics including evaluation of operating range and improving position estimation. The authors are recognized authorities who are able to draw on extensive experience around the world to present a reliable, high-quality resource. The book is of interest to both student and advanced readers seeking knowledge of advanced applications of RFID, as well as suggesting new directions for future development.
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