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RFlDays 2008: Workshop on Emerging Technologies for Radio-Frequency Identification

May 12-13, 2008, University of Roma "Tor Vergata," Rome, Italy Identification of things and processes by radio frequency (RFTD) is quickly growing up as the emergent technology in logistics, security, and bioengineering. Different kinds of data may be wirelessly transmitted from the local query unit (the reader) to the remote transponder (the tag), which includes the antenna and the microchip transmitter. The best-established standards are related to low frequencies (HF, 13.56 MHz or less), but the ultrahigh frequencies, UHF, and microwaves (870-960 MHz, 2450 Mliz) are the most promising technologies. Great interest is building in ultrawideband (UWB, 2.4-4.8 GHz, 6-8.5 GHz) platforms for detailed localization and high immunity to multipath.