Overview
Pozyx offers real-time location tracking systems (RTLS) and asset tracking for industrial use cases including material flow, forklift tracking, and labor efficiency. The company provides UWB anchors, tags, and kits alongside a management platform with dashboards and analytics. Pozyx supports multiple tracking technologies including indoor UWB, Bluetooth, and outdoor GPS.
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- UWB doesn't need a perfect line of sight. But some obstacles handle worse than others. Most industrial environments have a mix of wood, glass, plastic, and metal. They don't all behave the same way when radio waves pass through them, and knowing the difference matters when you're designing a system that needs to hold up under real conditions. Video 5 in our RTLS in Plain English series covers exactly where UWB shines, where it gets tested, and what good system design does about it. #RTLS #UWB #IndoorPositioning #AssetTracking
- RTLS Myths Busted, Pt. 2 🔍 “RTLS won’t work in our facility.” We hear some version of that on almost every discovery call. Usually it comes from an outdated idea of what the technology can do. So we’re back with another round of myths we hear all the time, and the reality behind each one. Swipe through 👉 and tell us which one you’ve heard before. #Pozyx #RTLS #UWB #IndoorPositioning #AssetTracking #Manufacturing #Logistics
- Anchors. Tags. That's really all there is to it. If you've ever wondered how an RTLS actually works under the hood, this one-minute clip covers the two components at the core of every deployment and how they talk to each other. Worth a watch if you're new to the technology or explaining it to someone else. #RTLS #UWB #IndoorPositioning #AssetTracking #Pozyx
- Proud to be part of the Wireless Community here in Belgium. 🇧🇪 We sometimes forget just how much world-class expertise we have in a relatively small region, across cellular, Bluetooth, UWB and many other wireless technologies. The 50th Wireless Community workshop at imec was a great reminder of that, bringing together experts from academia and industry to exchange ideas about where wireless technology is heading next. One of the talks took this especially far, looking 20 to 30 years into the future in an entertaining talk.
- With MES and RTLS being such a natural fit, it was only a matter of time before they became the topic of a podcast episode. In this episode, Samuel Van de Velde, CTO of Pozyx, joins Michael Thiessen from Tebis to share his perspective on how real-time location data fits into the modern manufacturing stack. Samuel talks about how RTLS can add the real-time context of what is actually happening on the shop floor: where people, parts and equipment are, how they move, and how that information can complement MES and ERP systems.
- Most manufacturers still can't say exactly where their people, parts, and equipment are at any given moment, and it's costing them time, money, and visibility into their own operations. In this episode, host Michael Thiessen talks with Samuel Van de Velde, Founder and CTO of Pozyx, about how real-time indoor location technology is changing that. Samuel explains how ultra-wideband tracking delivers accuracy down to 10-30 centimeters, why geofencing can replace manual barcode scanning on the shop floor, and how the same technology
- Not every tracking problem needs 10-centimeter accuracy. So why pay for it everywhere? Video three in our RTLS in Plain English series covers one of the questions we hear most often: which technology is right for my site? It breaks down the honest version of how real-time location system (RTLS) technology choices actually work. The short answer is that "most accurate" isn't always the goal. "Accurate enough, where it counts" is. #RTLS #UWB #IndoorPositioning #AssetTracking #IndustrialIoT #Manufacturing #Pozyx
- Pozyx Platform Mobile is now officially available on iOS and Android! The mobile version of the Pozyx Platform has already been in use for about a year, but today we’re taking the next step: Pozyx Platform Mobile is now available as a native app on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Moving to a native app allows us to make better use of the capabilities of modern smartphones, including: • NFC scanning • Faster and smoother barcode scanning • Fast biometric login • A more seamless mobile experience overall The goal
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