Hello,
It sounds like you are on the right track with using the RealEstateCore ontology as a model for your smart library.
- As for the capabilities, it seems like a good fit to use the "Sensor" capability for your RFID reader/writer component, since it is gathering data through electromagnetic induction.
- In terms of the data format, since hexBinary is not directly supported by Digital Twins, you can represent it as a string data type in your telemetry schema. You can choose to send the hexBinary data as an array of strings or as a single string.
- It's important to consider the data volume and frequency of updates when designing your telemetry schema. You can use the DTDL language to define the telemetry schema for your Digital Twins instance, and you can find more information on the syntax and available data types in the DTDL documentation.
- As for IoT templates, Azure provides a number of IoT solutions and templates that can be used as a starting point for your project. You can browse the Azure IoT Solutions catalog for ideas and inspiration.
Overall, it seems like you have a good understanding of your project and the technologies involved. I would recommend continuing to explore the documentation and resources available to you, and don't hesitate to reach out on this forum for support and guidance along the way.