With budget contraints I need to build and deploy multiple uhf fixed reding stations to register timestamps when an event occurs, for multiple boxes, 500 at same time.
So instead of ideally calling an integrator and buying up to date equipment, I must buy used Impinj speedway ipj r1000 readers or similar (motorola (not zebra) FX7500 ). Old, mostly deprecated but still functional. Off course they cannot manage Impinj Connect or modern software due to licensing/vendor limitations.
Truth is that my job is to make it work. There is a python package to manage LLRP `sllurp`.
Question: does any of you guys have experience with that kind of hardware, I must read reader payload, and send it to a cloud rest api endpoint, via MQTT where it can be filtered and stored. As afar as I know the readers are closed, so a machine must be connected to each one, ideally a Linux machine, to read LLRP, process, and send.
What I'm not sure is about the feasability if extracting data wirh python code. Any ideas, opinions, recommendations, criticisms, whatever...