Antonios Bouzakis

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Antonios Bouzakis is a researcher specializing in radio frequency identification (RFID) systems, with a particular focus on passive tag positioning, antenna array technologies, and intelligent package handling. His work addresses a critical limitation in conventional RFID-based localization: the trade-off between positioning accuracy and mechanical complexity. In his most cited contribution, "RFID Tag Positioning with the Aid of an Active Electronically-Steered Array" (2012, 15 citations), Bouzakis demonstrated how electronically steered antenna arrays could replace cumbersome mechanical steering systems, significantly improving positioning precision for passive UHF RFID tags. Building on this foundation, his 2013 follow-up study on scanned arrays further refined tracking capabilities, achieving centimeter-scale accuracy over practical working ranges — a meaningful advancement for real-world deployment scenarios. His earlier work on RFID-assisted package detection highlights his interest in applying these technologies to logistics and automation. Across his portfolio, Bouzakis consistently bridges theoretical antenna engineering with applied RFID system design, making his research particularly relevant to students and practitioners working in smart logistics, indoor localization, and the Internet of Things. His cumulative contributions reflect a focused research trajectory with growing influence in the RFID engineering community.