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This paper presents a preliminary study for the construction of an in-mould smart tag as a robust flexible label with a radiofrequency wireless power transmission system and enhanced geolocation features. The proposed flexible geolocation tag is realised by means of a specific production process applied over printed antennas and hybridized rigid control module. Advanced materials such as highly conductive inks and nanocellulose-based substrates, as well as innovative manufacturing processes covered by the in-mould electronics framework, are investigated. The effect of the thermoplastic used for in-mould process on the antenna is explored by simulations and experimental validation.
Wireless power transmission, Injection moulding, Antenna, Geolocation, Hybrid integration, Printed electronics
Wireless power transmission, Injection moulding, Antenna, Geolocation, Hybrid integration, Printed electronics
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