Distributed Computing, RFID, Sensors, and Mobile Platforms
Product Identification Technology
Korgi develops security and product authentication technologies for secure supply chains. We can simulate of the entire RFID technology stack, including EPCIS, E-Pedigree, Tag Data Translation, LLRP and ONS, in a partnership with academia.
Metlabs Inc. has contracted with Korgi to provide conformance testing for EPCGlobal's standards. Korgi is moving its sensor platform agressively onto the cell phone platform.
EPC Information Service (EPCIS)
The EPC Information Service [EPCIS] is a specification for a standard interface for accessing EPC-related information. EPC Information Services are a way for supply chain partners to share and exchange information efficiently, because a standard interface allows trading partners to use the same functions or methods for querying data across the supply chain, leading to reduced times integrating with partners if everyone uses the same interface, even though they may store the information in different types of underlying databases.
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Enterprise Architecture Review and Outsourcing
Enterprise Architecture Review is designed to help organizations evaluate their enterprise architecture and determine the best technology migration path.
- Design - Evaluate library design using best practices.
- Globalization - Evaluate support for world-ready libraries.
- Interop - Evaluate support for legacy clients.
- Mobility - Evaluate efficient power usage.
- Naming - Evaluate naming conventions of the .NET Framework Design Guidelines.
- Performance - Evaluate high performance libraries and applications.
- Portability - Review portability across different platforms.
- Security - Review safe libraries and applications.
- Usage - Review proper usage of .NET Framework.
- Data Model - Review data relationships, referential integrity, stored procedures, etc..
- Data Access - Review data access strategy and data propagation across tiers.
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High Performance Computing and Simulation
The Internet of Things—which combines RFID technology, the Internet and sensors —allows businesses to track tagged goods through the global supply chain. In the future, when the Internet of Things becomes commonplace, RFID data will be stored in millions of repositories worldwide. The volume of data and number of messages, connections and applications within the EPCglobal network infrastructure is certain to raise challenges to the scalability, security, extensibility and communication of current IT infrastructures.
Several architectures for EPCglobal network infrastructures have been proposed. The Korgi Inc, in collaboration with MIT, has designed a simulator to provide an objective measure of comparison and guidance for architecting a scalable and secure network.The simulator is based on the Robotics Studio Runtime and can simulate web scale.
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RFID Conformance Architecture!
Korgi announces RFID Conformance Architecture. Korgi is contracted to Metlabs Inc. to provide conformance testing software for RFID standards body EPCGlobal Inc.