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Subject: Ada libraries to deal with RFID tags
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Hi,
In the future I'll be working with RFID tags, mostly on the short range (1=
=E2=80=93100 m) 433 MHz kind, defined by part 7 of the standard (https://ww=
w.iso.org/standard/57336.html). At least that should fit my needs.
I'll track mice or such small animals (no insects though) left free in an e=
nclosed area, so that they feed themselves on the ground.
I read those chips were cheap, 5$.
Are there Ada libraries to deal with these kinds of devices ? I mean, to bu=
ild RFID readers. Ideally I would need to map the mice' locations and movem=
ents and tell apart specific individuals.

Thanks,
Mehdi