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    77== Project Objective ==
    8 Batteryless, ultra-low cost RFID (radio frequency identification tags) tags can serve as additional ultra-low cost antennas; variations of the multipath propagation inside a room offers impressive information for estimating the number of people and their tracks inside a room; WINLAB techniques, including machine learning, will be tested.
     8Batteryless, ultra-low cost RFID (radio frequency identification tags) tags can serve as additional ultra-low cost antennas; variations of the multipath propagation inside a room offer impressive information for estimating the number of people and their tracks inside a room; WINLAB techniques, including machine learning, will be tested.
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    1313==== WEEK ONE-FOUR ====
    14 For the first few weeks, our group worked solely on the [wiki:pD Plant Doctor] project, also led by our advisor Aggelos Bletsas.
     14For the first few weeks, our group worked solely on the [wiki:pD Plant Doctor] project, also led by our advisor Aggelos Bletsas. Additionally, we examined prior work done by our advisor to [https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/10582592 localize people using RFID tags (1)].
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    1616==== WEEK FIVE ====
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    1919//Progress: // During our first week of work, we put 150 RFID tags along two walls of the WINLAB conference room. Before putting them on, we recorded the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1daMvb9Ci_dN-KZEvOz5IOwuJlokXugWA9UsHR1Zu1xM/edit?usp=sharing distinct EPC] (electronic product code) of each tag. We spaced the tags 16cm apart to minimize any interference from multiple tags based on their wavelength. We placed these tags in rows around 4 to 5 feet off the ground.
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    21                                             [[Image(Week 5_1.jpg, 450px)]]                            [[Image(Week 5_2.jpg, 450px)]] 
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    3838[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HmM73QaN0rC-FQ9eomNmFzX3bV5ZxUyMjUdE_epnreo/edit?usp=share_link Week 8 Presentation]\\
    3939//Progress: // Adapted the existing code to adhere to FCC guidelines regarding frequency usage. Additionally, we started working on a 3D mapping system for the tags.
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     42== References ==
     43(1) A. Kleniatis, A. Dimitriou and A. Bletsas, "Device-Free Localization of Multiple Humans with Passive RFID and Joint RSSI-Phase Techniques," 2024 IEEE International Conference on RFID (RFID), Cambridge, MA, USA, 2024, pp. 1-6, doi: 10.1109/RFID62091.2024.10582592. keywords: {Location awareness;Antenna measurements;Radio frequency;Performance evaluation;Fluctuations;Training data;Radar tracking},