RFID-based multi-target passive-type indoor activity identification method
An activity recognition and passive technology, applied in the direction of cooperative devices, instruments, computer parts, etc., can solve the problems of not cheap equipment, poor accuracy, and unsatisfactory accuracy
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[0153] Two general-purpose RFID systems are used to complete the test in the communications laboratory of the School of Information Science and Technology of Northwestern University. There are multiple tables and chairs, desktop computers, and communications equipment in the laboratory. The indoor environment is more complicated. In this experiment, there are a total of three different experiments to verify the effectiveness, robustness, and advantages of the present invention compared with other methods. Each experiment has a different experimental scenario, completed by 7 volunteers, and lasted. In 14 hours, 1054400 pieces of data were collected.
[0154] This embodiment adopts the first scenario of Experiment 1. In scenario 1, a 5*5 label matrix is formed by 25 RFID tags, and the interval between each pair of labels is 1.2m, thereby forming a monitoring area of 480cm*480cm. Two RFID readers and their corresponding antenna arrays are placed on adjacent sides of the monitori...
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