Motor vehicle access control management method based on radio frequency identification under Internet of Things

Abstract

The invention discloses a motor vehicle access control management method based on radio frequency identification under the Internet of Things, which is based on a system formed by five parts comprising an active RFID (radio frequency identification device) system, a wireless sensor network gateway, a movable terminal device, a campus vehicle information database, and terminal software. All vehicles passing in and out of the campus need to be provided with an active RFID tag; when the vehicles enter the scope of a reader arranged at a barrier gate, the reader receives the data transmitted fromtag and controls whether to open the barrier gate or not after being connected with the campus motor vehicle information database for comparison through a terminal computer. Application tags for vehicles applied in the campus are long-term, and are uniformly applied by each division for the vehicles in each division; moreover, strict checking systems are implemented; details are stored in the vehicles database, and the data is valid for a long period of time; tags applied for temporary vehicles are short-term, and can be checked by a gateman on the spot; moreover, the basic information of thevehicles are written into the campus vehicle information database by the gateman; the data is valid for only one day, and the temporary tags are recycled when the vehicles run out of the campus.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an RFID-based campus motor vehicle management method under the Internet of Things environment, and the realization of the system. The two organically combine to form an RFID-based campus motor vehicle management system under the Internet of Things environment, belonging to the Internet of Things, wireless communication and The intersection of computer technology. Background technique [0002] The concept of the Internet of Things originated from the book "The Road to the Future" by Bill Gates in 1995. In "The Road to the Future", Bill Gates has already mentioned the concept of the Internet of Things, but it was limited by wireless networks, hardware and sensor equipment. Development has not attracted attention. With the continuous advancement of technology, the International Telecommunications Union formally proposed the concept of the Internet of Things in 2005. After Obama’s inauguration speech this year, after his positive respo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] Technical problem: The purpose of this invention is to solve the shortcomings of traditional vehicle equipment such as single function, inability to interconnect with the network, and inability to remind staff in real time when abnormal situations occur, and propose a motor vehicle access management method based on radio frequency identification under the Internet of Things environment. The system consists of five parts: active RFID system, wireless sensor network gateway, mobile terminal equipment, motor vehicle information database and terminal software

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