Benefit from partnering with the only independent RTLS integration experts
De-Risk Your RTLS Investment
with a
Fixed-Cost Pilot
Your RTLS solution, backed by onsite RTLS testing and validation,
not just demos.
Avoid The Biggest RTLS Pitfalls
The Technology
Blind Spot
Every technology has supporters claiming it is the best. But the "best" depends on your use case.
UWB delivers 30 cm aaccuracy but requires dense infrastructure. BLE offers 3–5 m accuracy with 5-year battery life at lower cost. WiFi leverages existing infrastructure. LoRa excels outdoors.
We test objectively, recommending the optimal technology for your specific requirements, not our preferred vendor.
The RTLS Demo Trap
Impressive demos may not translate into successful implementations. Untested solutions can fail in real conditions.
Vendor demos are controlled environments. Your facility has metal structures, RF interference, moving equipment, and operational complexity that impact real-world performance
We perform RTLS testing in your actual environment, revealing performance issues before costly deployment.
Your Independent
Expert Partner
The RTLS market is fragmented and hard to navigate, and independent experts guide you to the right choice.
Hardware vendors push their technology regardless of suitability. We've tested every major RTLS platform across 100+ deployments since 2008.
As the only independent RTLS integrator, we recommend what works best for you, not what earns us the highest commission.
Proof Over Promises
Get proof-of-concept testing in your actual environment, not just the vendor promises.
Bypass sales presentations and move straight to analyzing real performance data generated in your own facilities under actual operating conditions.
Make confident, informed decisions based on measurable results, not vendor marketing claims.
Reasons to Pilot
Fixed cost, no ownership, full functionality, and tested under real conditions
Fixed-Cost Pilot Program
Know exactly what you'll pay upfront. Our fixed-cost pilot program eliminates budget uncertainty with transparent, all-inclusive pricing, no hidden fees, no surprise charges, no cost overruns.
What's Included
- Complete hardware installation and infrastructure setup
- Configuration and setup of all RTLS components
- On-site expert assessment and consultation
- Comprehensive RTLS testing and validation
- Data analysis and reporting
- Ongoing support throughout pilot duration
One fixed price. No surprises. Complete transparency from day one.
No Ownership Requirements
Test RTLS technology without purchasing equipment or making long-term commitments. Our pilot program allows you to experience full system functionality with zero ownership obligations.
Flexible Options
- Trial period with no purchase requirement
- Experience system benefits firsthand before committing
- Option to purchase, lease, or transition to a service-based model after the pilot
- Early termination available if the pilot does not meet expectations
- No penalties for choosing not to proceed
Validate the technology that works for you before making any financial commitment.
Full Functionality Testing
Unlike limited demos or proof-of-concepts, our pilots provide complete system functionality tested under actual production conditions in your real operating environment.
Complete System Access
- Full access to all RTLS capabilities enabled for the pilot
- Real-time tracking and visualization dashboards
- Integration with your existing systems (ERP, WMS, MES)
- Mobile apps and user interfaces for all stakeholders
- Analytics, reporting, and data export capabilities
- Alert configuration and workflow automation
Experience the complete solution, not a watered-down RTLS demo.
Data-Driven Decision Making
Move beyond vendor claims and marketing promises. Make your RTLS investment decision based on actual performance data collected from your own facility under real operating conditions.
Measurable Results
- Quantified accuracy measurements in your specific environment
- Documented time savings and efficiency improvements
- Real ROI calculations based on actual performance
- System reliability and uptime metrics
- User adoption and satisfaction data
- Integration performance with existing systems
Replace assumptions with evidence. Make confident decisions backed by your own data.
Seasoned Expert Guidance
Benefit from 15+ years of independent RTLS integration expertise. Our team has deployed 100+ RTLS systems across healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and aerospace, and we know what works and what does not.
Expert Support Includes
- Technology selection guidance based on your specific use case
- Site survey and infrastructure planning
- Best practices from 100+ successful deployments
- Integration expertise across all major platforms
- Troubleshooting and optimization throughout pilot
- Strategic recommendations for full deployment
Partner with experts who prioritize your success, not vendor commissions.
Customized Pilot Programs
Every facility, workflow, and use case is unique. We design RTLS pilot programs specifically tailored to your operational requirements, industry constraints, and business objectives.
Tailored Approach
- Custom pilot scope aligned to your specific pain points
- Industry-specific testing protocols and success criteria
- Integration with your unique system architecture
- Flexible pilot duration (typically 30–90 days)
- Use case prioritization based on business impact
- Scalability assessment for future expansion
Your business is unique. Your RTLS pilot program should be too.
Critical Testing Areas
Six essential validation areas every RTLS pilot must address
Positioning Accuracy Validation
Vendor spec sheets promise 30cm UWB accuracy or 3-5m BLE accuracy, but these are laboratory conditions. Your facility has metal structures, RF interference, moving equipment, and environmental variables that impact real-world performance. RTLS Pilot testing measures actual accuracy in your specific environment.
The Accuracy Gap Problem
A healthcare system piloted UWB for equipment tracking expecting 30cm accuracy. Testing revealed 2-3m accuracy in areas with metal shelving and RF interference from medical devices. This was inadequate for their use case. Switching to a hybrid UWB + BLE approach with optimized anchor placement achieved 50cm accuracy, meeting requirements at 40% lower cost than pure UWB.
What We Test
- Static accuracy: Measure positioning precision with stationary assets across different zones, heights, and environmental conditions.
- Dynamic accuracy: Test accuracy with moving assets at various speeds to validate real-world tracking performance.
- Environmental impact: Quantify how metal structures, RF interference, and physical obstacles affect accuracy in different facility areas.
- Edge case performance: Test accuracy in challenging scenarios like dense asset clusters, high-traffic zones, and low-coverage areas.
- Accuracy consistency: Monitor performance over time to identify degradation, drift, or environmental sensitivity.
Validation Outcomes
One manufacturing facility discovered their WiFi-based RTLS delivered 8-12m accuracy instead of the promised 3-5m due to dense metal machinery. Pilot testing identified specific zones requiring UWB precision and areas where BLE was sufficient, resulting in a hybrid deployment that met accuracy requirements at 55% of pure UWB cost.
Another logistics operation found that BLE accuracy degraded from 3-8m during peak operations due to tag density. Pilot testing revealed the issue and enabled infrastructure optimization before full deployment.
System Reliability & Uptime Testing
RTLS systems must operate 24/7/365 with minimal downtime. Pilot testing reveals reliability issues before they impact operations, including infrastructure failures, software bugs, network dependencies, and maintenance requirements that aren't apparent in vendor demos.
The Hidden Reliability Problem
A 3PL deployed RTLS without pilot testing. Within 3 months, they experienced 12 system outages averaging 2.4 hours each, caused by network switch failures, anchor power issues, and software bugs. Each outage costs $8K-15K in lost productivity. Pilot testing would have identified these issues and enabled infrastructure hardening before full deployment.
What We Monitor
- System uptime: Track availability, outages, and recovery time over a 4–8 week pilot period.
- Data integrity: Monitor location data quality, missing updates, and synchronization issues.
- Infrastructure resilience: Test anchor/reader failures, network disruptions, and power loss scenarios.
- Software stability: Identify bugs, crashes, and performance degradation under load.
- Recovery procedures: Validate backup systems, failover mechanisms, and restoration processes.
Reliability Validation Outcomes
One healthcare system pilot revealed their RTLS platform crashed when tracking more than 2,500 simultaneous assets, well below their 4,000-asset requirement. The vendor provided a software patch during the pilot, preventing catastrophic failure after deployment.
Another manufacturer discovered anchor failures occurred every 45 to 60 days due to power supply issues. Pilot testing enabled an infrastructure upgrade before full deployment, avoiding 15 to 20 annual outages.
Integration Performance Testing
RTLS value depends on seamless integration with systems such as ERP, WMS, MES, CMMS, and EMR. Pilot testing validates API performance, data synchronization, interoperability, and identifies integration challenges before they derail full deployment.
The Integration Failure Problem
A logistics operation deployed RTLS expecting seamless WMS integration. After deployment, they discovered the RTLS API could not handle WMS query volume, causing 8-15 second delays in location lookups. This made the system unusable for real-time operations. Pilot testing would have revealed the API bottleneck and enabled optimization before a $2M plus deployment.
What We Validate
- API performance: Test response times, throughput, and reliability under realistic query volumes
- Data synchronization: Validate bidirectional flow, update frequency, and consistency across systems.
- System interoperability: Test compatibility with existing IT infrastructure, security protocols, and data formats
- Workflow integration: Validate RTLS data enhances existing workflows without disrupting operations
- Scalability: Assess integration performance as data volume and system load increase.
- Impact of installing RTLS: Evaluate how installation choices influence integration performance, data flow, and system responsiveness.
Integration Testing Outcomes
One manufacturer's pilot revealed their RTLS could not integrate with their legacy MES due to incompatible data formats. The vendor developed custom middleware during the pilot, preventing a 6-month deployment delay.
Another healthcare system discovered that RTLS location updates caused EMR performance degradation. Pilot testing enabled database optimization before enterprise rollout, avoiding system-wide slowdowns affecting 2,500 clinical users.
User Adoption Assessment
Technology only delivers value when users embrace it. Pilot testing evaluates interface usability, workflow integration, and user acceptance with actual end-users in real scenarios, identifying adoption barriers and training needs before full deployment.
The User Rejection Problem
A hospital deployed RTLS for equipment tracking without pilot testing. Nurses refused to use the system because the mobile interface required 8-12 taps to locate equipment, making it faster to search manually. $1.8M investment delivered zero value. Pilot testing would have revealed the usability issue and enabled interface redesign before deployment.
What We Evaluate
- Interface usability: Identify navigation issues, confusing workflows, and design problems using real end-user testing.
- Workflow integration: Validate RTLS fits naturally into existing processes without creating additional burden.
- User acceptance: Evaluate perceived value, ease of use, and willingness to adopt.
- Training requirements: Identify knowledge gaps, documentation needs, and support requirements.
- Change management: Assess organizational readiness and resistance to new technology.
Adoption Testing Outcomes
One logistics operation pilot revealed forklift operators ignored RTLS alerts because they were too frequent and non-actionable. Adjusting alert thresholds during the pilot increased adoption from 15-78%.
Another manufacturer discovered their RTLS dashboard was too complex for shop floor supervisors. Pilot feedback enabled simplified interface design, increasing usage from 22-85% after deployment.
ROI Validation & Measurement
Vendor ROI calculators promise 200-400% returns based on theoretical assumptions. Pilot testing generates actual performance data, measuring real time savings, efficiency gains, and cost reductions in your specific environment with your actual workflows.
The ROI Assumption Problem
A healthcare system's business case assumed RTLS would reduce equipment search time by 45 minutes per nurse per shift, generating $2.8M annual savings. Pilot testing revealed actual savings were 18 minutes per shift, still valuable but 60% below projections. Adjusting the business case prevented executive disappointment and enabled realistic deployment planning.
What We Measure
- Time savings: Quantify actual reduction in search time, travel distance, and manual processes
- Efficiency gains: Measure improvements in asset utilization, throughput, and productivity
- Cost reductions: Calculate savings from reduced equipment purchases, lower labor costs, and eliminated waste
- Revenue impact: Assess improvements in patient throughput, production capacity, or service delivery
- Risk mitigation: Quantify value of improved safety, compliance, and quality outcomes
ROI Validation Outcomes
One manufacturer's pilot measured a 32% reduction in tool search time (vs. 50% projected) but discovered an unexpected 28% improvement in tool utilization that was not in the original business case. Net result: actual ROI exceeded projections by 15%.
Another logistics operation pilot revealed forklift utilization improved only 12% (vs. 2% projected), but detention fees decreased 68% (vs. 40% projected), shifting ROI drivers and enabling more accurate deployment planning.
Scalability & Infrastructure Assessment
Pilot deployments track 50-500 assets. Enterprise deployments track 5,000-50,000 plus assets. Pilot testing assesses performance at scale, infrastructure requirements, and costs for enterprise-wide deployment, preventing scalability failures and budget overruns.
The Scalability Failure Problem
A hospital piloted RTLS tracking 200 IV pumps successfully. During enterprise rollout to 4,500 assets, system performance degraded catastrophically, with location updates delayed 45-90 seconds, making real-time tracking impossible. The infrastructure required 3x more anchors than the pilot suggested, and an additional $800K investment. Proper scalability testing during the pilot would have revealed these requirements.
What We Assess
- System performance at scale: Test with increasing asset counts to identify performance degradation thresholds
- Infrastructure requirements: Calculate anchor/reader density, network bandwidth, and server capacity for full deployment
- Cost projections: Develop accurate enterprise deployment budgets based on actual infrastructure needs
- Deployment complexity: Assess installation time, configuration effort, and operational impact of installing RTLS at scale
- Maintenance requirements: Understand ongoing support, tag replacement, and infrastructure maintenance at scale
Scalability Testing Outcomes
One logistics operation pilot revealed that their BLE system required 40% more anchors than the vendor recommended to maintain accuracy at enterprise scale. This added $320K to the deployment budget but prevented post-deployment performance issues.
Another manufacturer discovered their RTLS platform required database optimization to handle 12,000 simultaneous assets. The vendor implemented changes during the pilot, avoiding catastrophic performance failure during rollout.
Testing validates technology performance. Now let's explore our structured pilot methodology that transforms testing data into actionable deployment roadmaps and business case validation.
Knowing your RTLS achieves 50cm accuracy is useful. Knowing it meets your operational requirements, integrates with existing systems, and delivers 2.8x ROI is transformative.
The TESTING AREAS above validate technology. The RTLS PILOT METHODOLOGY below delivers decisions: Go/no-go recommendations, deployment roadmaps, risk mitigation strategies, and business case validation that secure executive approval and budget.
This is where 15 years of RTLS expertise separates us from hardware vendors running demos. We don't just test technology; we architect pilot programs that answer the strategic questions executives need before committing $500K-5M plus full deployment.
6-Phase RTLS Pilot Methodology
Structured approach from requirements to deployment roadmap
Discovery & Requirements
Define success criteria and measurable KPIs
Key Deliverables
Defined KPIs to measure pilot success
Documented accuracy and performance standards
Clear business outcomes and use-case priorities
Identified integration points with existing systems
Technology Selection
Objective evaluation of RTLS options
Key Deliverables
Best-fit technology recommendation
Comparison of UWB, BLE, WiFi, LoRa, and Vision options
Pilot design based on selected technology
Technology mapped to use-case needs
Site Survey & Design
Environmental analysis and infrastructure planning
Key Deliverables
Detailed environmental and interference analysis
Optimized anchor and reader placement plan
Network, power, and PoE readiness evaluation
Coverage map highlighting signal gaps
Deployment & Configuration
Rapid pilot setup with minimal disruption
Key Deliverables
Installed and configured RTLS hardware and software
Provisioned tags with asset assignments
Calibrated system for required accuracy
Integrated RTLS with ERP, WMS, and MES systems
Testing & Data Collection
Structured validation across all success criteria
Key Deliverables
Installed and configured RTLS hardware and software
Tags prepared and linked to pilot assets
System calibrated for accuracy across pilot zones
Integrated RTLS with ERP, WMS, and MES systems
Analysis & Recommendations
Comprehensive reporting and deployment roadmap
Key Deliverables
Performance analysis against KPIs
ROI calculations and validated business case
Recommendations for deployment and risk mitigation
Scalability and integration assessment
Phase 01: Discovery & Requirements
Successful pilots begin with clear objectives. We conduct deep-dive workshops to understand your operational challenges, define success criteria, and establish measurable KPIs that will determine go/no-go decisions.
Discovery Activities
- Stakeholder Interviews : Interviews across operations, IT, finance, and executive leadership
- Current state assessment : workflows, pain points, and improvement opportunities
- Use Case Prioritization : Prioritization based on business impact and technical feasibility
- Requirements Definition : Accuracy and performance requirements definition for each use case
- Integration Assessment : Identification of integration touchpoints with existing systems
- Success Criteria & KPI Framework : Development of success criteria and KPI framework
Phase 02: Technology Selection
Based on your requirements, we recommend optimal RTLS technologies and design a pilot program that uses RTLS testing to validate critical success factors. Our vendor-agnostic approach ensures objective evaluation.
Technology Evaluation
- UWB (Ultra-Wideband): 30cm accuracy, high infrastructure cost, ideal for precision applications
- BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy): 3–5m accuracy, 5-year battery life, cost-effective for large deployments
- WiFi: 3–8m accuracy, leverages existing infrastructure, lower upfront cost
- LoRa: 10–50m accuracy, excellent outdoor performance, long-range capability
- Vision-based: Rich contextual data, high compute requirements, privacy considerations
Phase 03: Site Survey & Design
Comprehensive environmental analysis identifies RF interference, physical obstacles, and infrastructure requirements. This critical step prevents deployment failures and optimizes performance when installing RTLS.
Site Survey Activities
- RF Testing & Interference Mapping: RF propagation testing across the pilot area to identify interference
- Physical obstacle identification: metal structures, machinery, storage racks
- Placement optimization: Anchor/reader placement optimization for coverage and accuracy
- Network infrastructure assessment: bandwidth, latency, security requirements
- Power & PoE Evaluation: Power infrastructure evaluation and PoE capacity analysis
- Coverage & Dead Zone Mapping: Coverage mapping and dead zone identification
Phase 04: Deployment & Configuration
Rapid deployment of pilot infrastructure with minimal operational disruption. We implement a quick install RTLS approach to accelerate setup, configure all components, integrate with existing platforms, and establish monitoring dashboards for real-time performance tracking.
Deployment Activities
- Hardware installation: Anchors, readers, gateways, and network components
- Solution configuration: RTLS components configured for pilot use
- Tag provisioning: Tag assignment and asset labeling
- Calibration: Accuracy tuning across pilot zones
- System integration: ERP, WMS, MES connectivity
- User training: Training sessions and basic documentation
Phase 05: Testing & Data Collection
Structured RTLS testing protocols validate system performance across diverse scenarios. We collect quantitative and qualitative data on accuracy, reliability, user experience, and operational impact.
Testing Protocols
- Accuracy testing: Static and dynamic positioning measurement across zones and conditions
- Reliability monitoring: System uptime, data integrity, and failure mode analysis
- Integration testing: API performance, data synchronization, and system interoperability
- User acceptance testing: Interface usability, workflow integration, and adoption assessment
- ROI measurement: Time savings, efficiency gains, and cost reduction quantification
- Scalability assessment: Performance testing with increasing asset counts
Phase 06: Analysis & Recommendations
Comprehensive analysis of RTLS pilot results with actionable recommendations for full deployment. We provide detailed ROI calculations, implementation roadmaps, and risk mitigation strategies.
Analysis & Reporting
- Performance vs. success criteria: Detailed comparison of actual results against defined KPIs
- ROI analysis: Validated business case with actual time savings and efficiency gains
- Technology assessment: Evaluation of chosen RTLS technology performance and alternatives
- Integration evaluation: Assessment of system interoperability and integration challenges
- User adoption analysis: Feedback synthesis and change management recommendations
- Scalability assessment: Infrastructure requirements and cost projections for enterprise deployment
Our methodology adapts to any industry. Let's explore how we tailor RTLS pilot programs to industry-specific requirements, regulatory constraints, and operational challenges.
Generic pilot programs miss industry nuances. Healthcare requires infection control protocols and HIPAA compliance. Manufacturing faces metal structures and RF interference. Logistics demand high-velocity testing and WMS integration.
The METHODOLOGY above provides structure. The INDUSTRY PILOTS below provide context, testing protocols, success criteria, and validation approaches tailored to your sector's unique requirements and operational realities.
This is where domain expertise matters. We have conducted more than 200 RTLS pilots across healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and aerospace, understanding the specific challenges, regulatory requirements, and success factors that determine pilot outcomes in each industry.
Industry-Specific Pilot Programs
Tailored testing protocols for healthcare, manufacturing,
logistics, and aerospace environments
Healthcare RTLS Pilots
Test equipment tracking, staff safety, patient flow, and infant security in hospital environments. Validate compliance with healthcare regulations and infection control protocols.
Deep DiveManufacturing RTLS Pilots
Validate WIP tracking, tool management, and production flow optimization in complex manufacturing environments with metal structures and RF interference.
Deep DiveLogistics & Warehouse Pilots
Test pallet tracking, forklift management, and dock door optimization in high-velocity distribution environments. Validate WMS and yard management integration.
Deep DiveAerospace & Defense Pilots
Validate tool control, FOD prevention, and high-value asset tracking in secure facilities with stringent compliance requirements and complex assembly processes.
Deep DiveHealthcare RTLS Pilot Programs
Healthcare RTLS pilots must address unique challenges: infection control protocols, HIPAA compliance, clinical workflow integration, and 24/7 operational requirements. Our healthcare pilot methodology validates technology performance while ensuring regulatory compliance and clinical acceptance.
Healthcare-Specific Testing
- Equipment tracking: Test IV pump, wheelchair, and portable equipment location accuracy and search time reduction
- Staff safety: Validate duress alert response times and location accuracy for emergency situations
- Patient flow: Measure throughput improvements in ED, OR, and diagnostic departments
- Infant security: Test tamper detection, exit monitoring, and alert response protocols
- Hand hygiene: Validate compliance monitoring accuracy and workflow integration
- Infection control: Ensure tags meet cleaning protocols and don't harbor pathogens
Regulatory Validation
Test HIPAA compliance, Joint Commission requirements, and state-specific regulations. Validate data security, patient privacy protections, and audit trail capabilities.
Manufacturing RTLS Pilot Programs
Manufacturing environments present unique RTLS challenges: metal structures causing RF reflection, high-temperature zones, moving machinery, and integration with MES/ERP systems. Our manufacturing pilots validate technology performance in these demanding conditions.
Manufacturing-Specific Testing
- WIP tracking: Test work-in-progress visibility, cycle time measurement, and bottleneck identification
- Tool management: Validate tool location accuracy, utilization tracking, and FOD prevention
- Production flow: Measure throughput improvements and queue time reduction
- Quality traceability: Test lot tracking, rework identification, and quality event correlation
- Worker safety: Validate zone management, proximity alerts, and emergency response
- Environmental resilience: Test performance in high-temperature, high-humidity, and high-vibration areas
Integration Validation
Test MES integration for production tracking, ERP integration for inventory management, and CMMS integration for maintenance scheduling. Validate data synchronization and system interoperability.
Logistics & Warehouse RTLS Pilots
Logistics RTLS pilots must validate performance in high-velocity, high-volume environments with thousands of assets moving simultaneously. Our logistics pilot methodology tests scalability, accuracy, and WMS integration under realistic operational conditions.
Logistics-Specific Testing
- Pallet tracking: Test location accuracy, inventory visibility, and cycle count reduction
- Forklift management: Validate utilization tracking, traffic optimization, and safety monitoring
- Dock door optimization: Measure dwell time reduction, detention fee savings, and throughput improvement
- Yard management: Test trailer tracking, yard visibility, and check-in automation
- Labor productivity: Measure pick efficiency, travel distance reduction, and task completion time
- Scalability: Test performance with 1,000+ simultaneous assets and peak volume scenarios
WMS Integration
Validate bidirectional data flow with WMS platforms (Manhattan, Blue Yonder, SAP EWM). Test real-time inventory updates, task completion verification, and exception handling.
Aerospace & Defense RTLS Pilots
Aerospace RTLS pilots must address tool accountability, FOD prevention, high-value component tracking, and compliance with AS9100, ITAR, and other stringent regulations. Our aerospace pilot methodology validates technology performance while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Aerospace-Specific Testing
- Tool control: Test 100% tool accountability, shadow board integration, and FOD prevention
- Component tracking: Validate high-value part location, chain of custody, and security monitoring
- Assembly verification: Test sequence validation, work instruction compliance, and quality traceability
- Calibration management: Validate tool calibration tracking and expiration alerts
- Security compliance: Test access control integration, restricted area monitoring, and audit trails
- Regulatory validation: Ensure AS9100, ITAR, and customer-specific compliance requirements
Compliance Validation
Test audit trail completeness, data retention policies, and regulatory reporting capabilities. Validate security protocols and access controls for sensitive operations.
Ready to Validate Your RTLS Investment?
Schedule a consultation to discuss your RTLS pilot program. Our experts will help you design a testing approach that validates technology performance, proves ROI, and de-risk your deployment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about RTLS Pilot Programs.
Most RTLS pilots run 4 to 8 weeks, depending on facility size and use cases. This duration allows us to complete full RTLS testing, including accuracy validation, reliability assessment, workflow evaluation, and user feedback collection. By the end of the pilot, you receive a detailed report comparing actual results to your success criteria.
An RTLS pilot gives you objective performance data that helps you compare different real time location software and hardware combinations in your actual environment. We validate accuracy, reliability, workflow fit, and integration performance so you can make an informed decision about which vendor solution best meets your requirements. Our role is to provide unbiased testing, not to promote a specific platform.
We follow a quick install RTLS approach designed to minimize business disruption. Hardware such as anchors and readers is installed during low-impact hours, and configuration work happens in parallel with your normal operations. Most pilots can be deployed with little to no downtime, ensuring continuous productivity.
We evaluate and support multiple RTLS technologies such as UWB, BLE, WiFi, LoRa, and vision-based systems. Our process goes far beyond a simple RTLS demo by validating real accuracy, environmental performance, and integration to fit inside your actual facility. This ensures you choose the right technology for your use case.
You may end the pilot at any time with no financial penalty. All collected data, insights, and findings remain on yours, giving you valuable clarity about the next steps. This can help you assess future options, whether that includes scaling with us or evaluating real time location software alternatives in the market.
We follow a structured methodology that includes accuracy measurement, reliability monitoring, environmental analysis, integration testing, user acceptance evaluation, and ROI modeling. These steps ensure the pilot reflects true operational performance rather than lab conditions. Every result is backed by real operational data, not assumptions.
No purchase is required. All hardware used during the pilot is provided as part of the pilot program, so you can evaluate performance before making any long-term commitments. This allows you to experience full functionality without upfront cost or ownership risk.