Jingren Xu
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Jingren Xu is a leading researcher in radio-frequency identification (RFID) positioning and its integration with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Their most-cited work, the 2023 review “The Principle, Methods and Recent Progress in RFID Positioning Techniques,” has garnered 98 citations and stands as a definitive resource on how backscattered radio waves enable simultaneous object identification and localization. Xu’s contributions clarify the core principles and methodological advances that allow RFID to serve as a backbone for smart industrial environments, where tracking assets in real time is critical. By synthesizing decades of progress, Xu has helped bridge theoretical frameworks with practical deployment challenges, influencing both academic inquiry and applied engineering. Their work is particularly notable for its comprehensive taxonomy of positioning methods—ranging from angle-of-arrival to fingerprinting—and its forward-looking analysis of hybrid systems. For students and researchers entering the field, Xu’s scholarship offers a clear roadmap through the complexities of RFID-based localization, underscoring how passive tags can transform logistics, manufacturing, and supply-chain visibility.
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