Tracking technologies
RFID, GNSS and IoT tracking for assets, fleets, cargo and equipment.
We supply the hardware and platforms that tell institutions where things are. That includes passive UHF RFID tags, readers and portals for inventory and baggage; active RFID and BLE beacons for indoor asset tracking; ultra-wideband real-time location systems where sub-metre accuracy is needed; and GNSS telematics units for vehicles, containers and heavy equipment. Devices connect over LTE-M, NB-IoT, LoRaWAN or satellite IoT, depending on coverage, battery life and data volume at each location.
Tracking projects succeed or fail at the tag. We test tag performance on the actual materials being tracked, such as metal, liquids and reefer containers, before volume orders, and confirm that radio frequencies comply with the rules of each country of operation. We source the middleware and dashboards that turn read events into usable records, and integrate with your ERP, WMS or fleet systems through standard APIs. Intrinsically safe devices are available for hazardous areas.
Benefits
Tested on your materials
Tag and reader performance is verified on real items before volume purchase.
The right technology per zone
RFID, UWB, BLE and GNSS are combined according to the accuracy and coverage each area needs.
Frequency compliance
Devices are checked against the radio regulations of every country of operation.
Data you can act on
Middleware and integrations turn raw reads into records in your existing systems.
Reference architecture
Tracking system stack
Case study
Illustrative scenarioA regional air-cargo handler, Bahrain
- Challenges
- Unit load devices and high-value consignments were regularly misplaced between warehouse and apron, leading to manual searches and delays.
- Relevant services
- We tested RFID tags on metal ULDs, supplied fixed portals at warehouse doors and GNSS trackers for ground-handling equipment, and integrated read events with the handler's cargo system.
- Outcome
- Staff now locate consignments from a single view instead of searching by hand, and exceptions are flagged as they happen.
Frequently asked questions
Which RFID frequencies are permitted in our country?
UHF RFID band allocations differ by country. We confirm the permitted range for each destination and supply region-specific reader and tag variants.
How long do tracker batteries last?
It depends on reporting interval, connectivity and temperature. We model battery life against your reporting needs and supply manufacturer data for the chosen configuration.
Can you supply devices for hazardous areas?
Yes. We source ATEX- and IECEx-certified tags, readers and trackers for oil, gas and chemical sites.