RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Alfio Grasso Deputy Director Auto-ID Lab, ADELAIDE.

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RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Alfio Grasso Deputy Director Auto-ID Lab, ADELAIDE

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Agenda Background on Auto-ID Lab RFID Sensors Conclusions

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Adelaide, Auto-ID Lab

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb The Auto-ID Laboratories

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Auto-ID Labs One of 7 Auto-ID Labs around the world MIT, USA Cambridge, UK Adelaide, Australia Keio, Japan Fudan, China St Gallen, Switzerland ICU, Korea

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Research Projects The design of cost effective and small footprint tag antennas, suitable for attachment onto metal surfaces. Interference studies in high density reader environments. Electromagnetic propagation studies applicable to European Regulations High security authentication tags Dual frequency tags, ones that employ UHF techniques for supply chain applications and then HF for item management applications. Passive RFID chip design (modules for implementation) Analysis and measurement of new forms of reader to tag signalling

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Commercial Activities Undertake research projects outside the Auto ID Lab projects Since forming the Auto-ID Lab 2003 Eight consultancies One Research Contract Two Research Projects

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Contract Research Separate from the EPCglobal funded work Commercial Infrastructure Adelaide Research & Innovation Pty Ltd Intellectual Property Protection Pork CRC Research Contract

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Auto-ID Lab Advantage RFID Lab has been operating for more than 3 decades Commercial successes in RFID Commercialisation RFID in Library, vehicle (toll, access), rail, waste management International Collaboration ASIC design, development and implementation Collaboration with ChipTec Security & Authentication Design of compact metal mount tags Beer kegs, wine closures, animal tags Standards Experience ISO and EPCglobal Intellectual Property 21 patents Know how

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Editor of Security Book Prof. Peter Cole and Damith Ranasinghe Joint editors of a Springer-Verlag book, published Nov 2007 Networked RFID Systems and Lightweight Cryptography: Raising Barriers to Product Counterfeiting.

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb RFID’s role Automatic Identification of assets Returnable Assets (Pallets, totes, RTIs, etc) EPCglobal => low cost tags US$0.08 Qty 10m Production monitoring Automatic Identification of produce (based on RFID)  Visibility to farm operations  Determine how long produce spends in any particular location  Provide traceability in the case of a recall  Analyse operational efficiency.  RFID temperature sensors  Monitor the time a product spends waiting outside a cooler  Track the volume of products being harvested, and send notification down the supply chain to better prepare transporters, distributors and retailers about the volume of product they can expect to arrive.

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Sensor Work Preparatory research on distributed sensors Ad-hoc sensor network distributed in rural environments Zero quiescent power sensors circuits Sensor Development  Sense parameters of interest Type of sensors to be deployed to be determined Some will need to be developed  Low power communication within ad-hoc network Commercial sensors too much power, too expensive

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Proposed Sensor Network

Conclusions

RFID and Sensor Networks for Rural Environments Living Laboratories 12 th Feb Conclusions RFID has low to moderate technical risk Auto-ID Lab commercial success in RFID developments Commercial Sensors too expensive, both in cost and power Significant research already undertaken in RFID and some applicable to sensors Experience ranges from user requirements definition, project planning and implementation to installation & commissioning

Thank you & Questions