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Program is written in C++ for Windows. Program is installed on a computer connected to the card reader used com-port. Program reads data from com port and writes data to local log, transmits it to ARM of guard and to SCUD server in form of text files.
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Rifidi is a middleware and development platform for RFID. With Rifidi you can prototype an RFID application down to the core RFID Hardware and using Rifidi Edge you can easily develop business rules to turn RFID events into real business applications.
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AMOS 2013
RFID Inventory Management
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Ce projet se décompose en 3 parties : La première partie consiste à simuler l’antenne du Lecteur RFID. La deuxième partie à réaliser est la partie modulation ou l’oscillation. La troisième partie est la partie contrôleur du système RFID
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A PAM module that interfaces with a Phidget RFID tag scanner, passing IDs scanned by the scanner down the PAM stack as authentication tokens.
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Another open RFID software for the Violet mir:ror that replaces Mirware. Libmirror is managed .NET API library for Violet's MIrror RFID reader. Libmirror is currently tested and production ready on Windows.
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This project is intended to create an integrated and easy to use application to test and demonstrate capabilities of various RFID devices. Currently supports 4 RFID devices. Check out http://www.rfid-indonesia.com for product details.
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Max Microchip GPL is a multi-protocol RFID reader for scanning pets implanted with an under-skin ID microchip. The external hardware required can be built with no soldering, and connects simply to the PC's Line In Audio jack.
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This application allows to write NFC Forum compatible NDEF messages onto RFID tags (currently Mifare 1K cards are supported). For support please contact klaus.darilion(at)ipcom.at
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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The Fosstrak ALE Middleware is an RFID middleware solution that supports the EPCglobal ALE middleware. It connects to RFID readers that support the LLRP protocol, but also a mechanism to connect those with proprietary protocols.
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The objective of Accada HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) is to provide a hardware abstraction and a standardized interface to proprietary RFID systems. Accada HAL allows the integration of RFID readers into the Accada Reader and Accada ALE modules.
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Welcome to Wavechain RFID ..... where radio-WAVE technology meets enterprise supply-CHAINs in the scalable, reliable and freely available manner characterized by open-source software!!! Use this software to communicate, manage and instruct RFID devices
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The objective of this project is to create an implementation of the EPCglobal reader protocol, for use by application developers, that will provide a uniform interface to today's major RFID reader platforms. See http://www.accada.org for more details.
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