Redpine Signals announced availability of a comprehensive real-time locating system (RTLS) solution built on its own chipsets and software.
The multimode ‘RPX’ platform comprises dual-band Wi-Fi tags in various form factors including asset tags and wearables, Wi-Fi based configurators, the SuperMote and NetworkMote infrastructure elements, RF based chokepoint exciters, and the CLaaS cloud-based locationing software. The solution incorporates time-of-flight, signal strength and proximity technology made available on a cloud server for enhanced locationing performance and low cost of deployment.
The WiSeMote tags include wearables and asset tags, with replaceable and rechargeable battery options. These tags operate in multiple modes, and include advanced enterprise security protocol support and Wi-Fi based wake-up and configuration. The SuperMote location reference devices augment fixed infrastructure devices such as access points, and also enable greenfield deployment of RTLS solutions with no requirement of existing wireless infrastructure.
Redpine’s CLaaS offering provides a solution that is not only scalable for high-volume deployment but also enables small businesses to deploy RTLS solutions to reduce initial cost and still achieve target business efficiencies. The RTLS solution is available now, with easy to deploy kits and the CLaaS offering in versatile licensing models.
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