Internet of Things (IoT) is a key technology for enabling ubiquitous applications that
interconnect with cyber-physical systems in various environments. However, its large scale …

Wireless Sensing (WS) provides a low-cost means of monitoring humans and objects for the
next generation of IoT. However, the deployment of WS for various applications is limited by; …

RFID is one of the indispensable technologies employed to implement the Internet of Things,
where it facilitates the identification and awareness of objects in our daily lives by integrating …

This paper proposes a new fine-scale (millimeter level) radio localization and tracking
scheme-Hybrid Inertial Microwave Reflectometry-for radio frequency identification and other …

In the coming years, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) based applications will
become common place. The proliferation of radar technology and the strong performance of …

The rise and progression of the Internet of Things (IoT) have reshaped how devices connect
and share information, leading to more intelligent and interconnected settings. In this realm …

Passive backscatter radio frequency (RF) tags that harvest energy from an incident
electromagnetic wave have found many terrestrial applications ranging from radio frequency …

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is the driving technology behind many compelling
applications, such as internet-of-things (IoT), smart cities, and particle tracking. However, it is …

With the emerging developments in millimeter-wave/5G technologies, the potential for
wireless Internet of things devices to achieve widespread sensing, precise localization, and …

Localizing objects and determining their accurate position and orientation at considerable
distances within densely cluttered environments poses a formidable challenge. In this paper …