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By multicasting the RFID signals over a number of transmitting antennas, the researchers were able to dynamically move the dead spots to achieve an effectively error-free system. ... Even so, it is impossible to achieve completely accurate detection. But

17 Jul 2014: Sithamparanathan Sabesan. By multicasting the RFID signals over anumber of transmitting antennas, theresearchers were able to dynamically movethe dead spots to achieve an effectively error-free system. ... Even so, it isimpossible to achieve completely

Sir John Parker. In collaboration with Dr Michael Crisp, Professor Richard Penty and Professor Ian White at Cambridge University, Sabesan has developed a battery-less radio frequency identification (RFID) system that ... Sabesan and his colleague

17 Jul 2014: As the system canrobustly track their hand even underdifferent lighting conditions, the visitor canenjoy controlling the on-screen cursor. ... ofstudent scientists who had travelled fromCambridge by car, following the Teddy-nauts’ progress via an

1 Dec 2014: In collaboration with Dr Michael Crisp, Professor Richard Penty and Professor Ian White of The Department of Engineering, Sabesan has developed a battery-less radio frequency identification (RFID) system that will ... The system is based on reasoning