RFID SYSTEM USING CIRCULAR POLARIZED ANTENNA
First Claim
1. An RFID (Radio frequency identification) system using circular polarized antennas, comprising:
- a proximity sensor mounted at a kiosk for sensing whether a customer has proximately approached;
a customer detector configured to detect whether the customer has proximately approached the kiosk using a sensing signal of the proximity sensor;
a server configured to request customer information and provide the customer with services based on the customer information if the customer detector detects that the customer has approached the kiosk; and
a reader configured to recognize the tag by emitting an electromagnetic wave through a plurality of reader antennas if the server requests the customer information and to read out the customer information stored in the tag that has recognized the customer and to provide the read-out customer information to the server.
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an RFID (Radio frequency identification) system using circular polarized antennas, wherein a reader emits electromagnetic wave through reader antennas to recognize a tag and to read out customer information if a customer proximity is detected, where the reader antennas are installed at a kiosk body and at a rear proximity position of a floor surface on which a customer using the kiosk stands, and the reader antennas installed at the rear proximity position of the floor surface emits circular polarizing wave toward the kiosk, whereby the tag can be accurately recognized regardless of position of the tag of the customer.
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1. An RFID (Radio frequency identification) system using circular polarized antennas, comprising:
- a proximity sensor mounted at a kiosk for sensing whether a customer has proximately approached;
a customer detector configured to detect whether the customer has proximately approached the kiosk using a sensing signal of the proximity sensor;
a server configured to request customer information and provide the customer with services based on the customer information if the customer detector detects that the customer has approached the kiosk; and
a reader configured to recognize the tag by emitting an electromagnetic wave through a plurality of reader antennas if the server requests the customer information and to read out the customer information stored in the tag that has recognized the customer and to provide the read-out customer information to the server. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
- a proximity sensor mounted at a kiosk for sensing whether a customer has proximately approached;
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