Auto-ID Labs Research Workshop

Day I - September 23rd, 2004

9:00	Welcome		Elgar Fleisch	University of St. Gallen
	Business Impact & Applications Track (Part I)
9:20	Toward An Auto-ID Network that Really Changes the World - Research Agenda at Keio Lab	[Paper]	Hisakazu Hada	Keio University
9:40	The Business Value of New Data Capturing Technologies: The Case of RFID in the Grocery Supply Chain	[Paper]	Christian Tellkamp	University of St. Gallen
10:00	The Potential of RFID in Anti-Counterfeiting	[Paper]	Thorsten Staake	University of St. Gallen
10:20	Prospects for Ubiquitous Item Identification	[Paper]	Kin Seong Leong	University of Adelaide
10:40	EPCglobal Update		Chris Adcock	EPCglobal
	RFID Privacy Track
14:00	Traceability System for Disclosure - A Case of Consumer Empowerment Strategy	[Paper]	Mikako Ogawa	Keio University
14:20	Scanning with a Purpose - Supporting the Fair Information Principles in RFId protocols	[Paper]	Christian Floerkemeier	University of St. Gallen
14:40	Perception and Management of RFID-related Risks for Information Privacy	[Paper]	Frederic Thiesse	University of St. Gallen
15:00	Low-Cost RFID Systems: Confronting Security and Privacy	[Paper]	Damith Ranasinghe	University of Adelaide
15:20	Security and Privacy: Modest Proposals for Low-Cost RFID Systems	[Paper]	Damith Ranasinghe	University of Adelaide
	Networking Track
16:00	EPC Information Service	[Paper]	Mark Harrison	Cambridge University
16:20	Name service on the EPCnetwork	[Paper]	Yojiro Uo	Keio University
16:40	A Simple EPC Network Architecture	[Paper][Paper]	Mun Leng Ng & Kin Seong Leong	University of Adelaide
17:20	A probabilistic approach to address uncertainty of RFID	[Paper]	Christian Floerkemeier	University of St. Gallen

Day II - September 24th, 2004

	RF & Chip design issues Track
9:00	Product / Tag testing	[Paper]	Alan Thorne	Cambridge University
9:20	Fabrication and Modeling of Schottky Diode Integrated in Standard CMOS Process	[Paper]	Qiang Li	Fudan University
9:40	System Simulation of RFID	[Paper]	Han Yifeng	Fudan University
10:00	Auto-ID Labs. Activities and Collaboration in wireless Technology for the harmonized Deployment of UHF RFID system	[Paper]	Jin Mitsugi	Keio University
10:20	A Small UHF Label Antenna for Embedding in Metallic Objects	[Paper]	Damith Ranasinghe	University of Adelaide
11:00	Brief Comparison of Different Rectifier Structures for RFID Transponders	[Paper]	Zhu Zheng	University of Adelaide
11:20	Analysis of spectrum analyser behaviour for multiple line signalling	[Paper]	Peter Cole	University of Adelaide
	Business Impact & Applications Track (Part II)
11:40	The role of Auto-ID systems in Product Recovery Management	[Paper]	Ajith Kumar Parlikad	Cambridge University
12:00	Networked RFID in Control	[Paper]	Duncnan McFarlane	Cambridge University
12:20	RFID in Retail replenishment	[Paper]	Chien Yaw Wong	Cambridge University

Accada is now Fosstrak

After a trademark dispute, the EPC Prototyping Platform is now called "Fosstrak" (previously Accada). Fosstrak stands for "free and open source software for track and trace".

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New Book on Counterfeit Trade

The “Countering Counterfeit Trade – Illicit Market Insights, Best-Practice Strategies, and Management ToolboxBook” has been published

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EPC Network Prototyping Platform Accada released

The Accada project is an open source RFID prototyping platform that implements the EPC Network specifications. Get more information at www.accada.org.

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