Indoor Tracking gives organizations visibility into the locations and movement of tagged assets, equipment, and people indoors. Depending on the application, tracking may provide zone-level awareness or more precise positioning. BLE systems can use signal strength to estimate proximity or Angle of Arrival technology for more precise positioning, while UWB Tracking uses short radio pulses and timing methods to calculate locations. Software can display location information and movement history, helping teams find equipment, monitor resources, and investigate delays. Suitable technology depends on facility layout, required accuracy, and operational goals.
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…