RFID, BLE and IoT hardware, managed from one panel
Nine identification technologies, one physical layer. Every reader, gateway, anchor, printer and terminal is configured from a single module rather than scattered across each capability’s own screens — so adding a device family does not mean learning another admin console.
What we deploy
The right device depends on what you are tracking, how precisely, and how harsh the environment is. These are the families we work with — the technology comparison covers how to choose between them.
Readers, antennas and handhelds
Fixed portals at doors and docks, plus Zebra handhelds for cycle counts and audits — the setup ARASCO uses across 10,000+ high-value assets.
Tags and labels
Passive tags for assets, tools, pallets and garments, including hardened and on-metal variants for industrial surfaces.
Anchors and active tags
Battery-powered tags with anchor infrastructure for continuous location, where knowing the zone is not enough and you need the position.
Environmental monitoring
Wireless temperature and humidity loggers for cold chain and warehouse quality — the class of device behind L’Oréal’s warehouse monitoring.
Wearables and badges
Worker-worn devices for location, mustering and duress, deployed in high-risk operations including Petrobras.
Facial recognition terminals
Contactless identification at gates and controlled areas, used at Swift for cold-stress and manpower monitoring.
Gateways for wide sites
Long-range, low-power coverage for yards, distributed networks and outdoor assets where running infrastructure is impractical.
Codes and mobile capture
The lowest-cost entry point, read from any phone — how Rio Tinto reached 90% faster asset audits without deploying readers.
Label printing engine
A native ZPL-II builder — positioned text, QR codes, barcodes and divider lines — alongside the thermal-printer path for Zebra and compatible devices.
Cameras
Vision-based identification for PPE compliance and face recognition, treated as another identification source rather than a separate system.
Managing the estate
A tracking deployment is dozens or hundreds of devices. What breaks projects is not the first install — it is the second year, when nobody knows which reader went quiet.
One panel
Readers, gateways, anchors, printers and terminals configured from a single module, with central location setup, rather than one screen per capability.
Batch operations
Provision device profiles for a shipment of sensors in one action; Group Actions decommissions a batch of end-of-life devices without going one by one.
Native TTN ingestion
LoRaWAN sensors on The Things Network feed the platform directly, with a mesh and location planner for coverage.
Sensor health
Predictive Intelligence tracks sensor health alongside Digital Twin and OEE, so a silent device raises a flag instead of leaving a gap nobody noticed.
Tell us the site and we will spec the hardware
Send what you are tracking, the environment and the accuracy you need. We will come back with a device list, read-point layout and what it costs.
