THE INTERLINK BETWEEN RFID OF THINGS AND INTERNET OF DOMESTIC THINGS

Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology application spans across numerous industries.Due to its automatic and unique identification capability through radio frequency signal. Althoughadvance applications such as logistics, access control, security, etc are center focus of research sofar, domestic things such as personal belongings (bags, shoes, kitchen utensils, furniture’s,clothing’s etc) yet to find their fit. These things are lot more than the current numerous applicationsof RFID system. For instance, each individual can have more personal belongings such as shoes,cloths, mobiles phones, furniture’s, automobiles etc. therefore expanding the future of RFIDbeyond scientific and industrial applications to domesticated applications tailored toward securingpersonal belongs. Furthermore, this can increase the scope of internet of things to internet ofdomestic things (personal belongings). This research paper presents the description of a futureRFID application scope beyond industrial applications to domestic application suited forpersonalization, identification, and tracking of personal belongings. This is termed RFID of things,which further enhances the prospects of internet of things into domestic things (personalbelongings: cloths, shoes, shirts, bags, furniture, kitchen utensils, electronic gadgets e.t.c) beingconnected over the internet, termed as internet of domestic things.

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2025-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17470270
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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THE INTERLINK BETWEEN RFID OF THINGS AND INTERNET OF DOMESTIC THINGS

C. U. Agwi, Maureen Akazue, B. A. Ighoyota
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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THE INTERLINK BETWEEN RFID OF THINGS AND INTERNET OF DOMESTIC THINGS

C. U. Agwi, Maureen Akazue, B. A. Ighoyota
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Abstract

Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology application spans across numerous industries.Due to its automatic and unique identification capability through radio frequency signal. Althoughadvance applications such as logistics, access control, security, etc are center focus of research sofar, domestic things such as personal belongings (bags, shoes, kitchen utensils, furniture’s,clothing’s etc) yet to find their fit. These things are lot more than the current numerous applicationsof RFID system. For instance, each individual can have more personal belongings such as shoes,cloths, mobiles phones, furniture’s, automobiles etc. therefore expanding the future of RFIDbeyond scientific and industrial applications to domesticated applications tailored toward securingpersonal belongs. Furthermore, this can increase the scope of internet of things to internet ofdomestic things (personal belongings). This research paper presents the description of a futureRFID application scope beyond industrial applications to domestic application suited forpersonalization, identification, and tracking of personal belongings. This is termed RFID of things,which further enhances the prospects of internet of things into domestic things (personalbelongings: cloths, shoes, shirts, bags, furniture, kitchen utensils, electronic gadgets e.t.c) beingconnected over the internet, termed as internet of domestic things.

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