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 2016-10-30        Source: Liu Wei          


Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a horizontal technology that can enable business innovations across many industries beyond retail including hospitality, automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, transportation and logistics, etc. It plays an important role in the IoT, M2M and Smart City applications. IEEE CRFID Singapore Chapter is organizing an RFID workshop covering the fundamental theories and practical skills of RFID technology, advanced RFID antennas, and various enterprise applications. Some industry product demo will be showcased during the workshop as well.


Time/Date: 30 October 2017, Monday  9:30 am to 4:30 pm 
 
Venue: Infuse Theatre, Level 14, Connexis South Tower, 1 Fusionopolis Way, Connexis (South Tower) Singapore 138632

Take Exit A from One-North MRT Station to Connexis South Tower Note: For non-I2R employee, please take your photo-IDs (NRIC / Driving License / Passport / Singapore Work Permits: S/E-Pass) for exchange of Visitor Pass at the Entry Reception of Connexis.


Contact Us:

Dr. LIU Wei, jocieu.ustc@gmail.com, for general enquiries.
Dr. Nasimuddin, nasimuddin@i2r.a-star.edu.sg, for registration and payment enquiries

Registration Fee
SGD 80 for IEEE Members, SGD 100 for others.

Payment
Option 1: Bank Transfer to DBS Bank Ltd (Account Name: IEEE Singapore Section, Account Number: 032-004861-7)
Option 2: Make Cheque payable to
IEEE Singapore Section crossed and marked A/C payee only, and mail to: Attn: Dr Nasimuddin, 1 Fusionopolis Way, #21-01 Connexis South Tower, Singapore 138632

.Lecture 1: Advanced Antennas for Passive RFID Systems



Dr Qing Xianming
Senior Scientist
Head of Satellite Communication Department
Institute for Infocomm Research

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Abstract:
Antenna is one of the key components in RFID systems, the performance of the antenna shows significant effect on the RFID system performance. In this talk, the RFID fundamentals including the operating mechanism and RFID link calculation will be reviewed first. The second part will address the reader/tag antenna design issues for HF near-field RFID systems, wherein various design examples will be analysed. The last part will focus on the antennas for UHF near-field/far-field RFID systems, where the metamaterial based UHF near-field antennas will be highlighted.

Lecture 2: Antenna Design - A Real-Time Location Tracking System


Dr CHUA Cier Siang
Application Engineer
CST- Computer Simulation Technology


Abstract:
Engineers are often faced with the task of studying an existing system with a view to improving or modifying that system for a new purpose. When it comes to complex communication systems, such as a real-time RFID location-tracking system deployed for live tracking of players on a sports field, the first step to improvement or modification is being able to model the existing system accurately and reliably.

In this talk we will explore how software tools such as Antenna Magus and CST STUDIO SUITE® can help develop realistic models for such systems and help engineers in identifying and assessing problems and potential solutions quickly.


Lecture 3: RAIN RFID: A key enabler for Industry 4.0

Matteo Vezzosi
Sr. Manager Business Alliances, Consumer Interaction & Retail SAPAC GSM SAPAC Payment & Identification
NXP Semiconductors


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Anandaraman Sankaran
Customer Application Support - Smart Mobility and Retail Segment GSM SAPAC Payment & Identification
NXP Semiconductors

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Abstract: The term Industry 4.0 refers to the 4th industrial revolution and the implementation of the Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) in factories, where a virtual copy of the monitored physical processes is created to automate and control the production, via the means provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Services (IoS). In this latest revolution, RAIN RFID and NFC are key enabler technologies and can easily be applied to Automotive and Industrial Production - Production control, traceability along the supply chain, brand protection for spare parts, consumer interactions, easy machinery maintenance and part replacement and Electronics PCB tagging - Production control, traceability along the supply chain, brand protection, activation of new services (e.g. in-store activation, recycling, warranty information, maintenance reporting, language setting, operating parameter setting, easy machinery replacement.



Lecture 4: RFID track & trace technology

He Wei
Principle Research Engineer
Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech)

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Abstract:
RFID is an auto-identification technology that can help provide visibility and improve productivity especially in asset and inventory management and tracking. SIMTech conducted R&D in the areas of RFID event capturing and processing, event synchronization, event discovery and sharing, to developed the RFID track & trace technology to address industry needs. In order to facilitate technology mass adoption by companies, we packed our technology as cost-effective and ready-to-go packages. It can minimise the cost and risk for companies especially SMEs to use the technology to improve their productivity in the increasingly competing business environment.

Lecture 5: Emerging Applications of RFID Technology

Dr. LAU Pui Yi (Anna)
Senior IEEE member
Chair of CRFID Singapore Chapter
Technical Director of Invengo Technology

Mr. Steven Li
Product Director of Invengo Technology


Abstract: Although the foundation of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology was laid by past generations, only recent advances opened an expanding application range to its practical implementation. However, the focus of RFID industry is shifting rapidly from hardware centric to data centric, to IoT RFID. In this talk, some of emerging applications such as textile services to reduces linen losses, intelligent RFID system with IoT platform will be introduced and discussed.

Equipped with over 20 years of experience in RFID, Invengo is the global RFID technology provider. It is a leading developer and manufacturer of high quality, intelligent RAIN RFID (UHF) and NFC (HF) inlays, tags and connectivity solutions utilized in the Internet of Things (IoT). With a focus on RFID innovation, Invengo has created a leading product line in retail, library, pharmaceutical, healthcare, (public) transportation and many other industries.


Visit us at MSE 2017 BOOTH E30 for our Industry 4.0 RFID Solutions

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