OpenRFID Middleware
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Visit| Fact | OpenRFID Middleware | ReaderSense Edge + MDM |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India | New Delhi, India |
| Integrations | The middleware lists WebSockets and MQTT alongside HTTP dispatch for communicating with applications and remote servers. | The product supports HTTP or WebSocket data upload, MQTT with TLS, rules-triggered webhooks, and RS485 Modbus RTU; the maker says these paths do not require an Identium account. |
| Intended users | The guide describes it as a bridge between RFID hardware and upstream enterprise applications such as ERPs, WMS, and cloud APIs. | The maker describes the product for reader deployments such as warehouse gates, production stations, and store exits, with MDM for managing fleets across sites. |
| Offline operation | A persistent SQLite WAL disk queue is described for network outages, with automatic reader reconnection and exponential backoff. | Reads are stored in SQLite on the board’s eMMC and queued events drain in order when the network returns, including after reboots. |
| Purpose | OpenRFID Middleware bridges physical RFID readers with cloud and on-premise applications. | ReaderSense Edge is RFID middleware that runs on a fixed reader’s Linux board, while MDM provides a cloud console for managing the reader fleet. |
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It may suit teams bridging RFID hardware to enterprise applications such as ERPs, warehouse management systems and cloud APIs. Users should be prepared to meet the listed .NET build prerequisite.
It suits organizations deploying Identium readers at warehouse gates, production stations, or store exits, especially those managing readers across multiple sites. Its tracking limits matter to users who need item-level location detail.