Category: Asset Tracking

IP65, IP67, and IP69K ratings, defined by the IEC 60529 standard, describe how well an asset tracker’s enclosure keeps out dust and water. All three are completely dust tight, and the second digit sets liquid protection: 5 handles water jets,

Heavy equipment tracking solutions protect a mixed fleet by fencing yards digitally, alerting the moment an asset moves without authorization, logging engine hours for maintenance, and exposing idle equipment. When choosing one, match the tracking technology, whether GPS, BLE, cellular,

The main alternatives to RFID are Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Ultra-Wideband (UWB), cellular GPS and IoT trackers, LoRaWAN, and Wi-Fi positioning with NFC. RFID still works well at fixed, controlled choke points, but goes dark once an asset leaves the

The global real-time location systems (RTLS) and RFID market is projected to cross 19 billion dollars in 2026, driven by a simple reality: supply chains can no longer afford blind spots. Retailers want item-level inventory accuracy. Hospitals want to find

Flat-rate GPS tracking secures job sites by putting real-time location, geofencing, and theft alerts on every heavy equipment asset under one predictable flat-rate model. Because excavators, generators, and light towers sit unattended overnight and on weekends, those alerts raise recovery

A GPS sticker, also called a smart label or tracking tag, is a thin adhesive-backed device that reports an asset’s location with no wiring, mounting brackets, or charging cradle. Most use Bluetooth Low Energy to broadcast a signal that nearby

Micro GPS sticker trackers secure high-value tools and small equipment that cannot carry a bulky cellular GPS puck. Built in a millimeter-thin, peel-and-stick form factor, trackers such as the GPX SmartLabel and AssetTag deliver enterprise-grade visibility on drills, infusion pumps,

A strong asset tracking ROI business case speaks the finance team’s language: hard numbers, not enthusiasm. Quantify what the status quo is losing, project the financial impact, add the AI multiplier, capture cost avoidance and hidden savings, frame risk mitigation

The true cost of lost inventory goes beyond replacing a stolen trailer or vanished shipment: ghost assets inflate the balance sheet and missing assets ripple through the supply chain as disruption. AI supply chain visibility prevents loss before it occurs,

Smart pallet management tracks pallets, totes, racks, and custom dunnage as mobile inventory rather than cheap consumables. A practical setup combines GPS for in-transit visibility, BLE for indoor and yard location, and RFID for fast verification at chokepoints, helping shrink