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A set of libraries to contact RFId hardware and useful for embedded projects; this libs implements standard services like turn RF on and off, inventory and program tags.
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reflek:tor is a replacement for Violet's mirware software, allowing the Violet mir:ror to be used directly as an RFID reader without the necessity of using Violet's services.
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Alud (Ashtray Linux Userspace Driver) is a userspace Linux driver for Philips Pegoda USB RFID reader/writer. It's come also with a demo GUI application.
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BTnodeRFID provides a mobile RFID reader for the ISO 15693 RFID standard with a Bluetooth interface based on existing hardware components. Software libraries to access the reader for J2SE, J2ME and Symbian platforms are included.
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This is a driver module for linux written in C language for the 310 apsx rfid reader. This device use the communication via uart (interrupt based) for dialect with a normal pc.
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Dany Middleware pretend to be a middleware for comercial and non comercial RFID readers, our plan is to use EPCglobal and ISO, but we pretend to expand to any format.
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