This paper investigates a low-cost implementation of a UHF-RFID portal enhanced by artificial intelligence to assess whether a tag is crossing the portal or it is static in the surrounding. The reference scenario concerns anti-theft systems in fashion stores, where the use of shielded RFID portals is not feasible and spurious tag readings must be filtered by alternative methods. The portal consists of a commercial RFID reader connected to an array antenna placed at the store entrance to monitor the tag crossing. Data processing involves Received Signal Strength Indicator sequences and a comparison among Support Vector Machine (SVM) and several LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) neural networks investigated to perform classification. System and algorithm validation are conducted through an experimental analysis.
Artificial Intelligence enhances Smart RFID Portal for retail
Motroni AndreaPrimo
;Pino Marcos Rodriguez;Buffi Alice;Nepa PaoloUltimo
2022-01-01
Abstract
This paper investigates a low-cost implementation of a UHF-RFID portal enhanced by artificial intelligence to assess whether a tag is crossing the portal or it is static in the surrounding. The reference scenario concerns anti-theft systems in fashion stores, where the use of shielded RFID portals is not feasible and spurious tag readings must be filtered by alternative methods. The portal consists of a commercial RFID reader connected to an array antenna placed at the store entrance to monitor the tag crossing. Data processing involves Received Signal Strength Indicator sequences and a comparison among Support Vector Machine (SVM) and several LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) neural networks investigated to perform classification. System and algorithm validation are conducted through an experimental analysis.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.