Muhammad Uzair

King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok

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Muhammad Uzair is an emerging researcher in radio frequency identification (RFID) systems and antenna design, with a particular focus on indoor asset tracking and localization. His most notable contribution, the "Tri-Beam UHF-RFID Tag Antenna for Indoor Asset Tracking," introduces an innovative multi-beam antenna design that addresses a critical challenge in indoor positioning: determining the angle of detection. By placing three dipole structures on a hexagonal dielectric substrate and incorporating an equilateral triangle reflector, Uzair’s design enables more precise directional sensing, which is essential for real-time asset tracking in warehouses, hospitals, and smart buildings. Though early in his career—with his key work accumulating 1 citation since 2024—the novelty of his approach signals strong potential for future impact. His research bridges antenna engineering and IoT applications, offering a practical solution for improving localization accuracy without complex infrastructure. Uzair’s work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring cost-effective, passive RFID systems for indoor navigation and inventory management.