BLE Tracking uses Bluetooth Low Energy signals to provide location visibility for tagged assets and people indoors. A BLE Tracking System uses tags that broadcast signals, while gateways or locators send received information to a tracking platform. Depending on the deployment, BLE can provide approximate zone-level location through signal strength or more precise positioning using Angle of Arrival technology. Industrial uses include tracking tools, forklifts, trolleys, WIP materials, and selected fixed assets. Location data helps teams find resources, review movement patterns, and configure alerts for designated areas. The right setup depends on accuracy needs and facility layout.
Manufacturing plants and warehouses rely on equipment such as forklifts, tools, trolleys, and other mobile assets to keep daily operations running smoothly. When these resources are difficult to locate, employees waste time searching, workstations may experience delays, and equipment can…
