XR SDK

SIWENOID is a JAVA application and runs under Windows, Linux or Mac OS X. It is flexible, reliable, user, and engineer friendly. SIWENOID can integrate many types of subsystems and unify the operation of all. Supports SIEMENS, Bosch, Dahua, Texecom, Paradox systems and many more. Control everything on one (or more) screen with a unified user interface for every subsystem. Siwenoid is built on open-source foundations to keep the cost of the product lower. To keep up with the constant firmware updates of the compatible systems we rely on flexibility. Main goal of the software is to minimize the latency on interconnecting and handling different protocols. Siwenoid can be configured in operation while the subsystems are working. SIWENOID is an OS-independent JAVA application. It is a flexible, reliable, user- and engineer-friendly, scalable, and cost-effective solution.

Electromagnetic sensors include a “front-end” that generates and receives the electromagnetic waves through a subsystem known as a Receiver/EXciter (REX). They also include a “back-end” that performs signal and data processing, typically implemented in software. These separate subsystems must be designed and developed separately, then integrated together. The development of the overall sensor is slowed and complicated by the problems that show up for the first time at integration testing. This is due in large part to the interdependencies of these subsystems that cannot be effectively tested during development. Later, software patches, configuration upgrades, waveform changes, and technology refresh become substantially more expensive because they can only be verified by traveling to the operational site to connect with the actual front-end hardware. The Virtual Receiver/EXciter (VREX) addresses these challenges through the use of a simulated front-end.