Special Session: Chipless RFID Future and Challenges
RF-Barcode of the future:This workshop aims to construct a solid platform for interactive
discussions between the researchers from RF, signal processing, communication and
networking societies for sharing their objectives, challenges, experiences and future
solutions for chipless RFID systems.
The requirements of the multi-tag scenario for chipless RFID systems illustrated
in Fig. 1would be proposed. Furthermore, the printability, nonlinearity and sufficient
coding capacity of the tag will be introduced as optimum solutions to dethrone the
barcode
A. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed El-Hadidy received his PhD degree in June 2009 at the Institute
of Communication Technology (IKT), Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany. He lead
several research projects as a postdoc for two years and co-supervising PhD students
in the fields of UWB-MIMO and Cognitive Radios communication Systems. Since July
2011, he has been with the Institute of Digital Signal Processing, University of
Duisburg-Essen as the Leader of the Research Group Simulation and Measurements. His
present research topics are mainly focused on UWB-MIMO wireless communications, Channel
Modeling, Interference Alignment, Cognitive Radios and Test-beds Implementations.
Dr. El-Hadidy is the founder of the IEEE Middle East Conference on Antennas and Propagation
(MECAP) and the general secretary (G.S.) of the Middle East Organization on Microwave,
Antennas and Propagation (MEOMAP). He is a reviewer in several IEEE transactions
and magazines. Mohamed has more than 5 years professional experience as a representative
and he is the representative of CST in the Middle East area.
from item level labelling. Increasing the reading range using enhanced UWB, high
gain, pencil beam and steering reader antenna will be illustrated.
This workshop will introduce a novel collision avoidance protocol
Dr. Mohamed El-Hadidy
- CST-Middle East General Manager, Egypt
- Research Group Leader: Systems Simulations and Measurements University Duisburg-Essen,
Germany
for the chipless RFID systems. The protocol will be presented as the first Medium
Access Control (MAC) algorithm for handling the multi-tag identification scenario
of the frequency signature based chipless RFID tags.
Novel techniques for chipless RFID multi-tag detection and identification, enhancing
the system latency and increasing encoding capacity would be introduced. The channel
and environmental effects on the chipless RFID tag detection will be deeply discussed.
Smart channel estimation and equalization algorithms in dense multipath propagation
scenarios will be presented.