Code-Centric RFID System Based on Software Agent Intelligence
IEEE Intelligent SystemsPublished 1 March 2010
Min Chen, S. Gonzalez, Qian Zhang, Victor C. M. Leung
Citations60
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SJR score1.33
SNIP2.01
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This code-centric RFID system uses software-agent based intelligence to achieve faster service responses and could play a vital role in future smart-environment applications.
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RFID technology could play a vital role in future smart-environment applications. This code-centric RFID system uses software-agent-based intelligence to achieve faster service responses.
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