An Indoor Position Tracking System uses tags or devices, receiving infrastructure, and positioning software to estimate asset locations inside a building. Depending on the selected technology, it may use BLE signal strength, BLE Angle of Arrival, or UWB Tracking timing methods to calculate position. Location information can appear on a digital floor map and support movement reviews or configured zone alerts. In manufacturing facilities, this can help teams locate equipment, trolleys, and work-in-progress materials across production areas. System performance depends on infrastructure placement, environmental conditions, configuration, and required positioning accuracy.
Manufacturing shopfloors involve constant movement between workstations, assembly lines, inspection areas, and temporary storage zones. When operators cannot locate equipment or identify where work-in-progress (WIP) materials are waiting, production activities can slow down and resources may be poorly distributed. UWB…