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interrelativity.com The Practicalities, Perils and Promise of RFID Joe McCarthy Connector in Chief Interrelativity, Inc 26 April 2005
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interrelativity.com 2 Outline What is RFID? What is it good for? What are the risks? What is on/over the horizon? “It may be simple, but it’s not easy” “Identify any object anywhere automatically” “The innocent have nothing to fear” “The future is here, it’s just unevenly distributed.”
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interrelativity.com 3 What is RFID? Si Coil Encapsulation RFID Transponder Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a generic term that is used to describe a system that transmits the identity (in the form of a unique serial number) of an object or person wirelessly, using radio waves. [RFID Journal] [Roy Want, Intel] Computer RFID Interrogator RFID Transponder Energy Clock Data
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interrelativity.com 4 “It’s simple, but it isn’t easy”
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interrelativity.com 5 Complications Tag size, shape, frequency Passive, semi-passive, active Distance, orientation RF interference (EMI) Other tags, readers Other sources of RF Metal, liquids, … Standards ISO, EPC Patents Data Format Writeable tags Interoperability Tags, readers, backend systems, countries FrequencyCategoryRange 128 kHz LFInches 13.56 MHz HFFeet 915 MHz UHFMeters 2.45 GHz Microwave Many meters
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7 EPCglobal Tag Local Host ONS PML Savant Reader Product Remote Host Network EPC TAGS RFID EPC Electronic Product Code ONS Object Name Service PML Physical Markup Language Savant TM Distributed Operating System ALE Application Level Events (devices, data, apps)
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interrelativity.com 8 Costs Tags Passive: $0.20 - $0.40 Active: $10 - $50 Readers Passive (UHF): $500 - $3,000 Active: readers + “signposts” Computers, networking, databases, … Training (mandatory, $10K, 1-2 weeks) Forrester Research estimate (for a $12B consumer products company): $128,000 for consulting and integration $315,000 for the time of the internal project team $80,000 for tag and reader testing
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interrelativity.com 9 RFID Market Today: $2B, 1.8B tags (400M passive, 1.4B active) 2008: $7B; 2015: $27B, 1 trillion tags RFID vs. barcodes 5-10B barcodes / year To reach 10B RFIDs / year, need < $0.01 / tag cost (2020) Requires alternate technology, print them off Intellitag PM4i (Intermec) Sabre 1555 (Intermec)
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interrelativity.com 10 “Identify any object anywhere automatically”
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interrelativity.com 11 Supply Chain Item Case Pallet Container Transport Vessel / Vehicle
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interrelativity.com 12 Access Control Buildings Ski resorts Countries Containers
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interrelativity.com 13 Asset Tracking Livestock Salmon Pets Beer kegs Airline luggage Documents & Folders At school On the bus At the park
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interrelativity.com 14 RFID in Healthcare Equipment Medications Patients Blood Surgical sites
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interrelativity.com 16 Transactions ExxonMobil SpeedPass MasterCard PayPass Illinois Tollway I-PassPowerPay
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interrelativity.com 17 “The innocent have nothing to fear”
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interrelativity.com 18 Internet: aggregate electronic data RFID + Internet: aggregate physical world data (!) Tracking & tracing: people, places & things Item-level vs. supply chain Risks BoycottBenetton.com BoycottGillette.com BoycottTesco.com
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interrelativity.com 19 Hacks http://rfid-analysis.org/
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interrelativity.com 20 “The future is here, it’s just unevenly distributed
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interrelativity.com 21 RFID + Mobile Phones KDDI RFID readers Active & Passive NTT DoCoMo n901iC FOMA® Sony FeliCa chip (+ surround sound, card scanner…)
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interrelativity.com 22 RFID + Sensors TempSens Up to 64 temp. readings Three modes Interval (2 sec – 18 hrs) Out-of-range events Out-of-range + max/min Shelf life: up to 18 months Applications: perishable food, drugs www.ksw-microtec.de
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interrelativity.com 23 RFID + Robots Kobe, Japan Mobility Support Project Utah State University Center for Persons with Disabilities
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interrelativity.com 24 RFID + People VeriChip (Applied Digital Solutions)
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interrelativity.com 25 RFID + Displays Proactive Displays: Large displays with sensors that can detect and respond to people nearby Awareness & interactions among people in shared spaces Virtual community physical community Digital profiles (WWW) Physical tags (RFID) Real-world interactions + =
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interrelativity.com 27 Thanks! / Questions? For more information http://interrelativity.com/rfid
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