On the use of RFID Middleware for real-time data stream processing

Abstract

RFID technology is a contemporary method of identifying objects and transmitting other associated information. It enables the real-time tracking of mobile objects through a network while enabling the communication of the object's status at each stage. Due to the volume of data that RFID devices produce, significant data collection, filtration, and consolidation are necessary for their intended purpose. A software layer that serves as a connection point between business applications and RFID reader known as RFID middleware is necessary to control this data and transfer it effectively to an information system. The "BTMiddleware1.0" described in this article is a new RFID middleware architecture. The "BTMiddleware1.0 architecture" described in this article is a brand-new RFID middleware architecture. This design enables real-time processing, efficient storage and management of large data streams by combining complex event processing (CEP) with a MongoDB database. Moreover, it presents data in JSON format, which improves interoperability.