IntelliBadge™Alex Betts, Donna Cox, Robin Dhamankar, Tony

Kaap, Volodymyr Kindratenko, Albert Khakshour, Lorne Leonard, Stuart Levy, John Martirano, Robert Patterson, Mary Pietrowicz, David Pointer, Jennifer

Powell, Paul Rajlich, Daniel Reed, Anna Rovedo, Barry Sanders, Michael Shapiro, Alan Shih

What is IntelliBadge

Fusion of RFID-based location tracking technology Database-based back-end services Web- and visualization-based front-end services Data mining tools

To provide advanced real-time services Location tracking Descriptive statistics Data analysis

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How does IntelliBadge work

How does IntelliBadge work

How does IntelliBadge work

How does IntelliBadge work

How does IntelliBadge work

How does IntelliBadge work

IntelliBadge SC2002 Trial Conference participants carry RFID tags Conference floor is equipped with RFID signposts and readers

Signposts are setup at the entry doors to presentation rooms Readers are setup to provide a complete coverage for the entire

convention center Data from the tags is stored in the database along with the data

about the participants, conference program, etc. The database is the used to provide various real-time services:

Participants location tracking Conference events attendance Conference at-a-glance overview of conference activities Interactive applications Mileage tracking

IntelliBadge SC2002 Deployment Map

Tracked spaces 5 rooms 4 areas

Display locations 1st floor exhibit booth 3rd floor

Kiosk locations exhibit booth 3rd floor

IntelliBadge SC2002 Kiosk Example: Current Events

IntelliBadge SC2002 Kiosk Example: People Search

IntelliBadge SC2002 Kiosk Example: Mileage

IntelliBadge SC2002 Visualization Example I

IntelliBadge SC2002 Visualization Example II

IntelliBadge SC2002 Visualization Example III