Veteran RFID company ODIN, has deployed their software on almost 4,000 devices in 50 countries and earned a dozen patents for their cutting edge innovation. The software picks up where early RFID middleware players left off – they add intelligence to RFID devices and take a network approach to solving a big data problem in real time.
ODIN takes a three-tier approach to the RFID architecture. The first tier is adding intelligence to any commercial RFID reader wit the industry’s only true operating system called EasyEdge. This handles tasks like filtering reads, smoothing data storing and forwarding to address intermittent connections. The next layer is called the EasyTAP (TAP stands for tag acquisition processor) this takes tag data from the readers and adds location awareness business logic, and intelligence about direction of tag movement, moving vs. stationary reads, and multiple reader dependency. The third tier is the business application. ODIN has several healthcare and asset tracking solution used by companies like Mayo Clinic and Johnson Johnson, but also integrates easily to systems like SAP, Maxio, Oracle, etc.
This ODIN suite of software is changing the way healthcare and asset tracking is being done by automating the data capture and management. With their latest integration of active RFID realtime location systems (RTLS) are finally integrated into a single view that can roll up globally to a full enterprise. This is a exactly what the US Government needs to solve many of the woes in the Veteran’s Administration.
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