To foster rapid prototyping and innovations, the Auto-ID Labs are supporting the following Open Source implementations of the EPC Network.

Accada is an open source RFID prototyping platform that implements the EPC
Network specifications in the Java Programming Language. Accada was
originally developed by the Swiss Auto-ID Lab with contributions from the
Cambridge Lab. It is now an independent open source effort supported by
Auto-ID Labs researchers.

Accada currently supports RP, RM, TDT, ALE, and EPCIS.

For more details see http://www.accada.org

Mentor is an open source effort by the Auto-ID Labs headed by Prof. John
Williams of the MIT Auto-ID Lab that develops software in the .NET
environment. Among others, the Mentor projects features an EPCIS
implementation.

For more details see http://epcis.mit.edu