One decade of radio frequency identification (RFID) Network Planning (RFID-NP)

Abstract

The rapid expansion of industrial technology necessitates the widespread use of radio frequency identification networks (RFID). Multiple (RFID) components must be installed in order to do this (readers, tags, computer systems, and so on). Networks are growing more expensive and sophisticated as a result of the requirement to add more readers. To supply strong service for (RFID) systems, figuring out the optimal quantity, position, and reader settings is a considerable task. Good planning ensures that (RFID) networks have (the coverage, load balancing, and reader overlapping they need). This problem is well-studied in literary works as a radio frequency identification network planning problem. In this paper, a number of algorithms that were used to improve the RFID Network Planning (RNP) model.

Keywords

• Radio frequency identification (RFID)
• RFID Network planning
• Optimization
• Signal interference
• Reader's coverages