I need a Windows-based application that communicates with my Zebra RFID readers over a network connection, shows tag reads live on-screen, stores every event in a local or cloud database, and lets me pull clear reports and basic analytics whenever required. Core workflow • The program must open a persistent network socket (or Zebra SDK equivalent) to each reader, listen for EPC data plus timestamp, and display that feed in real time. • Every tag read has to be written immediately to the chosen database with reader ID, antenna port, RSSI, and any other metadata the Zebra API exposes. • From the stored data I want to filter by date, reader, or tag and export to CSV/PDF, plus run simple counts, dwell-time, and read-rate charts inside the app. Preferred tech stack C# /.NET or another modern Windows-friendly language is fine as long as you use the official Zebra SDK or documented REST endpoints. Deliverables 1. Compiled installer or portable EXE. 2. Full, well-commented source code. 3. SQL schema or setup script for the database you choose (SQLite, SQL Server, or similar). 4. Short user guide covering installation, configuration of readers’ IPs, and report generation. Acceptance criteria • Reads appear on the UI within one second of the tag passing the antenna. • No data loss during a 24-hour continuous test. • All three report types (CSV export, PDF summary, on-screen charts) function correctly from stored data. I can provide reader IP addresses and sample tag traffic for testing, and I’m happy to discuss finer points of the Zebra API once we start.