Zone-Based Active Tracking System
- Tracking of people and assets indoors
- Zone-based location solution
- Prevention of unauthorised entry into restricted areas
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RFID Tracking Systems
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RFID Tracking Systems — Models
Secure and Intelligent — Tracking Systems. Compare the models below and review the one that suits your facility.
Point-Based Active Tracking System
- Tracking of people and assets indoors
- Point-based location solution
- Prevention of unauthorised entry into restricted areas
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Passive RFID Tracking System
- Real-time monitoring of staff, equipment, stock and assets
- Automatic detection at doors, turnstiles, warehouse entrances and passage points
- Long-life RFID tags that need no battery and no maintenance
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Secure and Intelligent
Tracking Systems
In large indoor environments such as hospitals, factories, warehouses and campuses, knowing where staff, visitors and valuable equipment are is the foundation of operational efficiency. Our RFID tracking systems are built around a zone-based, point-based or battery-free passive tag architecture depending on your requirement, and report unauthorised entry into restricted areas the moment it happens.
Advantages
Why This System?
Unauthorised Access Prevented
The system raises an alarm the instant a person or asset enters an area they are not cleared for.
No More Lost Assets
The location of mobile equipment such as wheelchairs and infusion pumps is known at all times.
Battery-Free Passive Tags
Long-life RFID tags with no maintenance cost, suitable for tracking large inventories.
Investment in Stages
The number of antennas, readers and tracking points can be increased over time as your needs grow.
Frequently Asked
Answers to Your Questions
What is the difference between active and passive tracking?
Active tags contain a battery, transmit their own signal and provide continuous location data. Passive tags have no battery and are read only when they pass within range of a reader antenna, which makes them ideal for tracking at defined passage points.
What level of accuracy is achieved?
Zone-based solutions give accuracy at room or zone level; point-based solutions give accuracy at the level of the individual passage point.
