Secure Design of RFID Tags in the New Type License Plates Automatic Identification System

Published 1 January 2008

Zhiguo Zhou, Wenyin Li, Chunyan Deng, Tong Li, Yanwen Li

DOI10.1109/iscsct.2008.19

Citations6

TL;DR

A new type design of vehicle license plate is proposed and a matched secure automatic identification system is developed to improve the security, visibility, uniqueness and intelligence of license plate.

Abstract

Vehicle License Plate of GA36-2007 has overcome most defects of GA36-1992, but there are still some disadvantages on visibility, uniqueness and intelligence. At present the automatic vehicle identification system is limited on image identification technology, which still has many shortages. In this paper, we propose a new type design of vehicle license plate and develop a matched secure automatic identification system. In the system, new accumulating energy self-luminous materials are adopted and RFID tags are embed with the supporting of RFID technology. To ensure data security, secrete starting address and random number initialization are implemented, as greatly improve the security, visibility, uniqueness and intelligence of license plate. Through repetitious experiments and long-running stable status of system, we have proved this identification system to be feasible and secure.

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