Model urządzenia piorącego wykorzystującego tekstroniczne transpondery RFID

pol Artykuł w języku polskim DOI: 10.14313/PAR_246/69

wyślij Marcin Hubacz *, Bartosz Pawłowicz *, Mateusz Salach *, Bartosz Trybus *, Sebastian Kołcz ** * Politechnika Rzeszowska, Wydział Elektrotechniki i Informatyki, ul. Wincentego Pola 2, 35-021 Rzeszów ** Agendo Sp. z o.o., ul. Tarczyńska 22/13, 02-023 Warszawa

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Streszczenie

Tekstroniczne transpondery RFID rozszerzają możliwości projektantów sprzętu AGD. Nowego zastosowania można doszukać się w technice pralniczej, gdzie za pomocą transponderów RFID wszytych w odzież możliwe jest zakodowanie informacji i późniejsze ich wykorzystanie do wyboru najlepszego programu prania dla danego rodzaju tkaniny lub prowadzenia statystyk zużycia materiału. W ramach prac zaprojektowany i zbudowany został model demonstracyjny urządzenia piorącego wykorzystującego do swojego działania transpondery (identyfikatory) RFIDtex. Przygotowano system sterowania dla zbudowanego modelu pralki wyposażonej w urządzenie RWD (Read-Write Device), wspierający podejmowanie decyzji o wyborze danej funkcji na podstawie danych dostarczanych przez identyfikatory RFIDtex zintegrowane z odzieżą. W ramach prac sprawdzono również skuteczność działania urządzenia z wykorzystaniem przygotowanych próbek.

Słowa kluczowe

AGD, CPDev, internet rzeczy, rfid, tekstronika

Model of Washing Device Using Textronic RFID Transponders

Abstract

Textronic RFID transponders extend the possibilities of home appliance design. New application can be found in the laundry technology, where by means of RFID transponders sewn into the garment it is possible to encode information and use it later to select the best washing program for a given type of fabric or to keep statistics of material usage. As part of this work, a demonstration model of a washing device using RFIDtex transponders (identifiers) was designed and built. A control system was prepared for the constructed model of a washing machine equipped with a RWD (Read-Write Device) device, supporting decision-making about the selection of a given function on the basis of data provided by RFIDtex identifiers integrated with the clothing. The effectiveness of the device was also checked using prepared samples.

Keywords

CPDev, household appliances, Internet of Things, rfid, textronics

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