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Rifidi Edge Server 1.0 released
We are proud to announce the public release of Rifidi Edge Server 1.0 as of October 23. We hope to see you at the Sensor Expo on October 27 in Boston or at Rutgers's University on October 30th.!
2009-10-26 14:47:05 UTC by kneumei
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New Edge Server Blog
Check out our new blog at edge.rifidi.org. This will give you the latest updates and product announcements about Rifidi Edge Server. In addition, sign up for our edge server mailinig list where we will let you know when the Edge Server is going to be released.
2009-05-01 10:33:38 UTC by kneumei
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Rifidi Forums Now Open
We now have forums for users and developers to use. We hope the forums will foster community growth by letting users find answers to commonly asked questions. You can find the forums at forums.rifidi.org.
2008-05-27 21:28:25 UTC by kneumei
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RFID Journal Live 2008
We want to thank all of the people we met at the RFID Journal Live trade show in Las Vegas. It was great to hear feedback from our current users and to talk to people who haven't used Rifidi before. We would like to announce that the new versions of Emulator, Designer and Tag Streamer will be on sourceforge this coming week, so please check soon to download the versions that you saw at the show. As always, we encourage all of our users to sign up on our mailing list and to give us feedback.
2008-04-18 22:52:51 UTC by kneumei
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Rifidi Version 1.4 is now available
Rifidi is a powerful IDE for developing RFID applications. Rifidi enables rapid RFID development by providing a platform for accurately modeling an RFID environment with virtual RFID readers and RFID events. Our goal is to be able to model real-world RFID scenarios with popular commercial RFID equipment that functions and generates data similar to a real-life system. This will allow new levels of business analytics and system validation prior to full scale deployment.
The new release of Rifidi -- Version 1.4 -- adds a few features to the LLRP beta release, namely support for more kinds of start and stop triggers, the ability to get and set properties, and the ability to run multiple LLRP Readers at once. It also cleaned up some of the internals so that it runs more efficiently and conforms to the LLRP specification. For more detailed information about the new features added, see the release notes and the updated LLRP "Hello World" client in the documentation section.
You can download this new version at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=170933&package_id=225051&release_id=530361
You can find details of a simple “HelloWorld” application here:
https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=63189&group_id=170933
The full feature list and product roadmap can be found on our site:
http://www.rifidi.org/download.html
The user’s manual is downloadable or available online here:
http://www.rifidi.org/docs/index.html
Rifidi 1.4 is a complete virtual reader based on the LLRP specification. Over the next couple of weeks we will be working to validate and ensure that it complies with the EPC Global standard as intended by its authors and users.
We welcome your involvement by testing and providing feedback. You can find more information about LLRP on the LLRP toolkit project (http://www.llrp.org) as well as client side libraries for accessing an LLRP Reader.
2007-08-07 00:50:15 UTC by pgrifidi
