- Prasad, Neeli R. (Project Coordinator)
- Mihovska, Albena D. (Other)
- David, Mathieu (Project participant)
- Cetin, Bilge Kartal (Project participant)
- Anggorojati, Bayu (Project participant)
- Pors, Anne Bisgaard (Other)
- Cetin, Kamil (Project participant)
- Galiotto, Carlo (Project participant)
ASPIRE Project (Advanced Sensors and lightweight Programmable middleware for Innovative Rfid Enterprise applications) will change the current RFID deployment paradigm, through introducing and boosting a shift towards royalty-free RFID middleware, while also placing the middleware at the heart of RFID infrastructures. In this paradigm a great deal of an RFID's solution intelligence is place on the middleware, which is freely offered to end-users (particularly SMEs). Accordingly, the RFID middleware can integrate with low-cost hardware, as well as with legacy IT and networking infrastructures of the networked enterprise. To support this paradigm ASPIRE will develop and deliver a lightweight, royalty-free, programmable, privacy friendly, standards-compliant, scalable, integrated and intelligent middleware platform that will facilitate low-cost development and deployment of innovative fully automatic RFID solutions. The above attributes of this middleware platform can be analyzed as follows:
- Lightweight
- Programmable
- Intelligent
- Standards-Compliant
- Scalable
- Privacy-Friendly
- Integrated
ASPIRE will research and provide a radical change in the current RFID deployment paradigm through innovative, programmable, royalty-free, lighweight and privacy friendly middleware. This new middleware paradigm will be particular beneficial to European SME, which are nowadays experiencing significant cost-barriers to RFID deployment.
| Status | Current |
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| Period | 01-01-08 → 31-12-10 |
| URL | http://www.fp7-aspire.eu/ |
| Research programme | <ingen navn> |
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Publications
D5.3 Reading reliability report : WP5 – Ubiquitous, added value sensing
Publication: Research › Report
WP6 - Application Integration, Trials and Evaluation : D6.1-Detailed Report on Planning of Pilots
Publication: Research › Report
D5.1 Ubiquitous, added value sensing WP5 : Optimized Microsystems and RFID readers
Publication: Research › Report
Low Access Delay Anti-Collision Algorithm for Reader in RFID systems
Publication: Research - peer-review › Conference article in Journal
An Architectural Blueprint for a Real-World Internet
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article
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