Enfield, Connecticut — Sept. 15, 2009 — Ursus Technologies, LLC today announced the release of a software product for the RFID industry scheduled for the first quarter of 2010. The new product called “iNPulse” will integrate RFID data from different manufactures Active RFID readers into a seamless environment to monitor and track the position of tagged assets. The software also interfaces with additional hardware such as Input Boards and Relay Boards to monitor and manipulate devices manually through the provided user interfaces or automatically through defined business rules that key off of events associated with RFID tag movements.

The software is based on Microsoft Server technology utilizing Microsoft Smart Client technologyto provide a rich interactive user experience with monitoring assets that move throughout the enterprise. A command center module provides graphical views of floor plans and the tagged RFID objects present. As tagged objects move within each floor, user defined business rules execute against system events and invoke actions such as notifying the console operator, closing and opening doors and sending emails to name a few. Console operators can interact with the graphical floor plans to open and close door and switch views to different floors as needed. The command center integrates a number of manufactures video cameras to provide real-time video. The console operator can click on camera icons in the graphical floor plans to easily switch between cameras. The command center is also VOIP (voice over internet protocol) enabled to allow integration of microphones, intercoms and voice enabled cameras that support SIP.

Other features of the system include a management console to configure the entire enterprise for multiple building and facilities that contain the logical zones to monitor, physical RFID readers, cameras, intercoms, users, security and business rules to act upon RFID tag movements. A graphical interface programs is included to import your floor plans and edit them to place cameras, intercoms, doors and logical zones within a floor. Reports can also be run and customized within the command center to provide detailed views of all RFID activity.