Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

ODIN acquires Reva Systems, expands RFID portfolio

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

ODIN announced the acquisition of Reva Systems, a RFID software supplier to organizations including Boeing, Disney Cancer Center, Procure, Sony, HP, Metro and the Universal Postal Union.

Reva’s Tag Acquisition Processor (TAP) software will be added to ODIN’s RFID portfolio and will be rebranded EasyTAP to compliment its existing solutions that include EasyEdge, EasyMonitor, EasyArms, EasyKit and Intelligent Asset Management (I AM).

In addition, Reva’s passive RTLS software solution for healthcare assets and personnel, which leverages passive ultra-high frequency technology, will be added to ODIN’s growing health care RFID portfolio.

The ODIN and Reva combination will offer the intelligence, reliability and scalability that global businesses need. It will also create a platform for partners to develop vertical applications. [end] 

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Patrick Sweeney Permalink
December 16, 2010 8:50 AM

The details are available at http://odintechnologies.com/rfid-software-easytap

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