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by Stephanie Neil, MA Editorial Staff Posted on Tuesday, August 21, 2007 5:15:00 PM Sign Up to receive Daily News Alerts in your E-mail Inbox    | Abstract: | With version 2.0 of its Tag Acquisition Processor middleware, RFID supplier Reva Systems offers broadened support for EPCglobal standards and tighter enterprise integration. |
| Keywords: | RFID, radio frequency ID, Reva Systems, Tag Acquisition Processer, EPCglobal, low-frequency tags, high-frequency rags, RFID readers, Microsoft BizTalk, RFID deployments |
RFID infrastructure provider Reva Systems Corp. today announced the first major upgrade to its flagship Tag Acquisition Processor, which includes support for new RFID readers and printers, compliance with the latest EPCglobal standards, and tight integration with IBM, Microsoft, and SAP applications. Reva's Tag Acquisition Processor (TAP), originally launched 18 months ago, is a network appliance designed to help users manage RFID deployments by making the RFID infrastructure an extension of the enterprise. To that end, the Management Console in TAP version 2.0 now includes an improved graphical user interface for configuring device placement and monitoring, and for activating firmware upgrades. Reva officials said TAP version 2.0 — based on EPCglobal standards that outline an architectural framework of hardware, software, and data interfaces — will help propel the technology outside of traditional retail and consumer-product goods deployments and into food processing, aerospace, postal services, and transportation markets. [Click to continue] |
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