A modern site knows its temperature to a tenth of a degree and its energy use to the watt. Ask it where a specific pallet, tool, trailer or person is and it has nothing. Spreadsheets, radios, sign-out sheets and someone walking the floor to look — the same answer available in 1975.
Fluidity does not turn up with a ladder. We run the project — scoping, technology selection, vendor and installer management, commissioning, integration, and the tuning that carries on long after go-live. One accountable party from the first conversation to the system still working in year three.
The use case first, then the site. What you need to know, what it is worth knowing it, and what your building and budget will actually allow. We walk the site, inside and out — RF does not care about your floor plan, it cares about what is in the way.
Technology chosen for the use case and the budget, not the vendor. Any of eight, or several at once. Coverage modelled and validated, zones mapped to how the site is genuinely used, integrations agreed with whoever owns the downstream systems.
We manage the deployment rather than perform it — vendors, installers, cabling contractors and your own IT, held to one plan and one standard. Then commissioning, calibration and the integrations, signed off against the design.
Training, change management and continuous tuning. Sites change — walls move, rooms change purpose, volumes grow, use cases multiply. The system has to change with them, and we stay to make sure it does.
Schools and charter networks where duty of care is not negotiable. Instant mustering, automated attendance, staff time compliance, visitor movement, asset recovery — on one set of infrastructure.
Work-in-progress and material flow — proven at 5× ROI in year one — tooling and returnable assets, geofenced danger zones, yard management and location-stamped traceability.
Plant and tool tracking, live site headcount, evacuation and muster, exclusion zones and plant separation, materials and time on site.
Order-to-table delivery at bistro-service venues — proven at 100+ sites — plus location-aware staff duress and compliance, housekeeping workflow and back-of-house equipment.
Automated attendance taken every period, straight into the SIS — plus continuous safety monitoring for every student and member of staff, across three campuses at full occupancy.
Every manufacturer will tell you their technology is the right one. It depends entirely on what you are tracking, where, and what decision the location has to drive. We work across eight technologies and hold relationships with more than twenty vendors — so the recommendation comes from your use case and your budget, not from a price list.
Safety envelopes, tooling, robot interaction — or sub-metre coverage across a whole campus.
Presence, zones, proximity and chokepoint reads across tens of thousands of devices — or whole areas covered from a handful of units.
Yards, plant, vehicles and open sites — and the continuity that matters most where indoors becomes outdoors.
Hardware tells you a tag is at a coordinate. Phantom tells you that pallet has been in the quarantine bay for eleven hours, or that a Year 4 class is still in the gym after the bell. It is the layer we build between raw position data and the systems that need to act on it — hardware-agnostic, like everything else we do, and already running live at its first site.
Why treating location like Wi-Fi — install once, serve many use cases — is the difference between a pilot that spreads and one that stalls.
The unglamorous prerequisites nobody puts in a proposal: power, backhaul, tag logistics, and an agreed answer to the surveillance question.
Sub-metre under what conditions, at what confidence, with how many locators? A short guide to the questions that make a number mean something.
Thirty minutes on what you are trying to solve. If RTLS is not the answer, we will tell you that too.