Welcome to IEEE RFID 2012′s home page!
New: The Program Brief may be found here
Click here for Onsite Conference information
Guidelines for speakers and attendees may be found here
IEEE RFID 2012, our sixth annual conference, is the premier technical conference for RFID. At IEEE RFID, you can:
- Hear from leading experts in the field about the latest developments in RFID
- Meet other practitioners and researchers from industry and academia
- Hear about the latest research advancements at our Conference Tracks and Poster and Demo Session
- Expand your knowledge by attending one of the many workshop and tutorials.
Once again co-located with RFID Journal Live! 2012, attendees can benefit from the close proximity of the world’s largest RFID exposition!
This year’s program includes the following highlights:
Invited Talks
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Mark Roberti, RFID Journal; Pankaj Sood, Univ of Cambridge
Pricing of Information for Emerging Technology Applications |
Tutorials
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Advanced UHF RFID Tag Antenna Design Presenters: Gaetano Marrocco, University of Roma Tor Vergata |
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RFID Technical Tutorial Presenters: Dale Thompson, University of Arkansas |
Workshops
Conference Technical Program
28 high-quality research presentations peer-reviewed by the IEEE RFID Technical Program Committee representing the state of the art in RFID research and development. We have speakers from Georgia Tech, Intermec, Keio University, Duke University, Cambridge University and other leading research organizations.
We are pleased to feature the following candidates for the best paper award!
The IEEE RFID 2012 Poster Session provides researchers with opportunities to present their cutting-edge work in an interactive manner which would facilitate dialogue between them and other researchers and industry professionals in an open forum.
Student Competition: Rectenna Shootout!
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Student teams of any size may submit a design for a custom 915 MHz LED rectenna (antenna + RF charge pump + LED) for the IEEE RFID 2012 conference. Cash prize for the device that can light up an LED from the furthest distance from a 915 MHz continuous wave source.For further information, email Greg Durgin |
RFID Journal LIVE landing page for IEEE RFID 2012
Program at a Glance
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