RECORD
Connect Every Asset and Person. Decide in Real Time.
Assets, people, vehicles, sensors, containers, PPE and stock share one operational record — so a single RFID read updates the asset register, writes the audit entry, evaluates the notification rules and appears on the digital twin. No integration project between your own modules.
Five Point Solutions Do Not Add Up to One Operation
Most plants end up with a tracking system, a maintenance system, a safety system and a compliance spreadsheet — each with its own asset list, its own login and its own version of the truth. The integration project that was going to connect them is always next quarter. Meanwhile the same forklift exists four times under four different IDs, and nobody can say which record is right.
SmartX HUB is built the other way round. Ten object types share one identity, one location model and one custody chain — which is why adding maintenance to a tracking rollout is a configuration decision rather than a second project. Explore what that covers across every solution, or start with the platform itself.
Rio Tinto, Embraer, Nissan and PwC Run on SmartX HUB
Twenty-nine documented deployments across mining, aerospace, automotive, pharmaceutical, food processing and healthcare — on five continents.
Four Families, One Object Model
Teams do not buy "an AIoT platform" — they buy an answer to a problem that is costing them this quarter. Start wherever the pain is; the rest is already connected underneath.
- Real-Time Location (RTLS)
- Enterprise Asset Management
- Asset Loss Prevention
- RFID Tool Tracking & MRO
- WIP Production Control
- Supply Chain Automation
- Yard Management
- Container & Pallet Tracking
- Food Safety & Cold Chain
- Maintenance (CMMS)
- Work Order Management
- Preventive Maintenance
- Parts Inventory Management
- Condition Monitoring
- Connected Worker RTLS
- EHS Software
- Access Control
- Emergency Roll Call
- Environmental Monitoring
Twenty solutions across the four families, plus the niche ones that do not fit a menu — smart cabinets, contact tracing, theatre inventory, cold-storage worker protection.
See all solutionsThe Machine Knows How Long It Ran. Your Maintenance Plan Should Too.
In most plants the location system and the maintenance system are two products with two asset lists, and the runtime a technician enters was estimated on a Friday afternoon. Here they are one record. Runtime, zone history and utilisation feed the maintenance plan directly — so a service interval fires on hours actually worked, and MTTR, MTBF and availability reflect what happened on the floor rather than what someone typed in afterwards.
Twenty-Nine Deployments, Not Twenty-Nine Pilots
Every vendor has a demo. What separates them is what happened eighteen months after go-live, when the project team left and the shift changed. These three are documented end to end.
Bring a Number to the Meeting, Not an Impression
Four calculators built on the metrics of the operation they model — not the same form under four names — and three honest comparisons with the platforms you are probably also evaluating.
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Start With One Problem. Scale When It Pays.
Tag one category of equipment, put one crew on real work orders, or count one warehouse blind. Whichever you pick, the measurement against your current baseline is the business case — and the platform is already underneath the next step.
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