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1 ASSET TRACKING USING RFID BY SRAVANI.P(07241A12A7) DEEPTHI.B(07241A1262) SRUTHI.B(07241A12A3)

2 OBJECTIVE Our main objective is to acquire an asset tracking system. This keeps track of all the assets you have, where they are, who has them. TECHNOLOGY USED : RFID RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification.

3 KEY TECHNOLOGY Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) tags have emerged as a key technology for real-time asset tracking. It is an automated identification technology that allows for non-contact reading of data making it attractive. RFID systems are foreseen as replacement to the legacy bar code system of identifying an item. One of the major advantages of RFIDs over bar codes is that it is a non-line-of-sight technology - thus every item need not be handled manually for reading. In addition, RFID readers can read tags even when they are hidden.

RFID systems are foreseen as replacement to the legacy bar code system of identifying an item.

4 ABOUT RFID Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that uses communication via radio waves to exchange data between a reader and an electronic tag attached to an object, for the purpose of identification and tracking.

exchange data between a reader and an electronic tag

5 UNIQUE BENEFITS RFID technology brings some unique benefits to asset tracking that other identification technologies like bar codes or other tagging technologies may not be able to easily provide. Additionally, RFID technology is more suited for automated tracking because it allows for nonline-of-sight operation, and it provides the ability to read multiple tags simultaneously. This means that RFID technology can be used more effectively to automatically and accurately track asset movement.

Additionally, RFID technology is more suited for automated tracking because it allows for nonline-of-sight operation, and

6 COMPONENTS USED A basic RFID system consists of three components: An antenna or coil A transceiver (with decoder) A transponder (RF tag) electronically programmed with unique information.

7 Components of an RFID System RFID Tag : consists of a microchip with data storage, limited logical functionality and an antenna which is tuned to receive radio frequency waves emitted by a reader or transceiver for allowing wireless transmission of data to the reader. For retail applications, the identifier takes the form of an Electronic Product Code (EPC). RFID scanner/readers : It usually consists of a radio frequency module, a control unit and a coupling element to interrogate the tags via radio frequency communication. Readers are usually connected through middleware to a back-end database. RFID Middleware: This refers to specialty software that sits between the reader network and the true application software to help process the significant amount of data generated by the reader network.

RFID scanner/readers : It usually consists of a radio frequency module, a control unit and a coupling element to interrogate the tags via radio frequency communication.

9 Working of RFID :

11 RFID in Asset Tracking RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a groundbreaking technology for tracking valuable assets. Now there is no need to store whole history and full description about them every time. RFID tags are the simpler way to track them. Every tagged asset can be tracked by interpreting the upcoming radio signals from each tag.

Now there is no need to store whole history and full description about them every time.

12 Working (modules) Steps for Installation of Asset Tracking with RFID Following are some simple steps to install an asset tracking system with RFID. Connect the reader and dump the useful data into a database: The first step is to design an create a database like MS access which contains the custom fields, like, cost of the asset, its owner, and serial number. This helps in the easy updation of records and retrieval of information when required.

Connect the reader and dump the useful data into a database: The first step is to design an create a database

13 Tag the Assets: After the excel sheet has been made, the next step is to properly tag the owned assets. It is important to figure out the required types of RFID tags, as different assets need different tags. Place Records on the Desired Asset Tracking System: There are many brands of RFID asset tracking systems in the market, so one should be sure about his requirements and budget before deciding upon a particular brand. The speed of these systems is measured in tags per second. A greater speed ensures higher efficiency, which in turn is bound to be more expensive than others. The excel sheet is updated after every scan and it stores the last scan date and time. Missing data can be easily found out by looking the database.

Place Records on the Desired Asset Tracking System: There are many brands of RFID asset tracking systems in the market, so one should be sure about his requirements and budget before

14 Asset Tracking with RFID provides an efficient way of asset management and is a very useful tool for people who find it difficult to keep track of their own assets.

15 Uses: Asset tracking can help businesses by: Reducing the loss of equipment and size of equipment inventory. Improving customer service by making it possible to locate the closest clerk when needed. Accelerating reaction time for an event needing a quick response. Enhancing patient care by helping staff quickly find the required device.

Improving customer service by making it possible to locate the closest clerk when

16 Requirements : Platform used : Java Kit used : RFID Engineering kit Components in the kit RFID Tag RFID Scanner/Reader RFID Middleware

17 Conclusion : Practical RFID systems are involved in real time tracking and monitoring of events. Our asset tracking products enable you to instantly determine the general location of tagged objects anywhere within a defined space. Asset tracking allows you to monitor location, status and availability from virtually any location in your extended operations; manage your assets on demand by knowing where they are and boost production by getting your assets where they need to be without delay.

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