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Precision Infrastructure Design from 500+ RTLS Site Surveys Since 2008
RTLS Site Survey in
Digital Twin Site Modeling
Optimize RTLS Infrastructure with RF Propagation Analysis,
3D Digital Twin Modeling, and Precision Anchor Placement Design.
The RTLS Digital Twin Site Modeling Advantage
Traditional 2D floor plans miss critical RF propagation factors. Our 3D digital twin modeling simulates signal behavior in your exact facility geometry predicting accuracy before hardware installation.
Why digital twin site modeling transforms RTLS design: 2D floor plans show walls but not ceiling height variations, HVAC systems, or metal structures that impact RF propagation. Digital twin 3D models capture facility geometry with centimeter precision, enabling physics-based signal simulation.
We model RF multipath effects from metal shelving, signal attenuation through concrete walls, and interference from machinery, predicting coverage and accuracy before installing a single anchor. This enables infrastructure optimization that reduces hardware costs 20-40% while improving accuracy.
5-Phase Site Survey Process
Structured methodology from facility analysis to infrastructure design
Pre-Survey Planning
Define requirements, gather documentation, plan field activities
Key Deliverables
Survey plan outlining scope and schedule
Preliminary technology and accuracy review
Documented power, network, and access limits
Field Survey
On-site RF measurements, interference analysis, facility capture
Key Deliverables
RF propagation report
Interference analysis findings
LiDAR-derived facility geometry model
Infrastructure condition overview
Typical timeline: 2–5 days
Digital Twin Modeling
3D modeling, RF simulation, accuracy prediction
Key Deliverables
3D digital twin model
RF propagation simulation results
Coverage and accuracy heatmaps
Anchor configuration evaluation tools
Infrastructure Optimization
AI-powered anchor placement, cost optimization
Key Deliverables
Optimized anchor layout
Coverage and accuracy validation reports
Network architecture recommendations
Cost-optimized hardware plan
Documentation & Deliverables
Detailed reports, specifications, implementation plans
Key Deliverables
Executive summary
Technical analysis report
Anchor placement drawings
Equipment specifications
Implementation roadmap
Site Survey Components
Six critical analysis areas for optimal RTLS infrastructure design
RF Propagation Analysis
Measure signal strength, multipath effects, and coverage patterns.
Deep Dive3D Digital Twin Modeling
Create precise 3D facility models for signal simulation.
Deep DiveAnchor Placement Optimization
Design optimal infrastructure for accuracy and cost.
Deep DiveInterference Assessment
Identify and mitigate RF interference sources.
Deep DiveNetwork Infrastructure Planning
Design network architecture for RTLS data flow.
Deep DivePower Infrastructure Assessment
Evaluate power availability and requirements.
Deep DiveOur survey process adapts to any facility. Let's explore how we tailor site surveys to industry-specific challenges, environmental conditions, and operational requirements.
Industry-Specific Site Surveys
Specialized survey protocols for healthcare, manufacturing, logistics,
and aerospace facilities
Healthcare Facility Surveys
Specialized site surveys for hospitals addressing infection control, patient safety, multi-floor tracking, and integration with medical equipment and building systems.
Deep DiveManufacturing Facility Surveys
Specialized surveys for production environments addressing metal structures, RF interference, harsh conditions, and integration with manufacturing execution systems.
Deep DiveLogistics & Warehouse Facility Surveys
Specialized surveys for distribution centers addressing high-bay storage, outdoor yards, dock areas, and integration with warehouse management systems.
Deep DiveAerospace & Defense Surveys
Specialized surveys for aerospace facilities addressing tool control, FOD prevention, high-value asset tracking, and compliance with stringent security and regulatory requirements.
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We will assess your facility and prepare an RTLS infrastructure
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about RTLS Site Surveys and Digital Twin Modeling
RTLS Site Survey Infrastructure Design defines how many anchors are needed, where they can be mounted, and what power and network capacity are required to support accurate positioning. It uses data from measurements, RF analysis, and rtls digital twin site modeling to turn survey findings into an engineered infrastructure plan instead of trial-and-error deployment.
Site design surveying is the structured process of collecting RF, facility geometry, and infrastructure data before any hardware is installed. It documents walls, ceilings, metal structures, interference sources, power and network access so that anchor placement, network architecture, and power delivery can be designed with engineering accuracy.
Digital twin modeling creates a 3D representation of your facility and simulates RF propagation, coverage, and accuracy for different anchor configurations. This allows engineering teams to test designs virtually, validate accuracy assumptions, and confirm that infrastructure requirements are realistic before committing to installation.
A digital twin construction site approach applies digital twin principles to large, structurally complex environments such as factories, warehouses, or mixed indoor-outdoor sites. It models ceiling heights, bays, racks, machinery, and walls so RTLS infrastructure requirements for each area can be defined with clear anchor locations, power needs, and network topology.
A spatial survey consultant is valuable when facilities are multi floor, metal dense, regulated, or have mixed indoor and yard tracking requirements. They help align accuracy targets, RF behavior, and facility constraints, ensuring that survey data, digital twin models, and infrastructure designs stay consistent from planning through deployment.
A geospatial digital twin combines 3D facility geometry with coordinate-based location data so every anchor, asset, and zone is mapped in space. This supports precise anchor placement drawings, coverage maps, and phased rollout plans, making it easier to validate that RTLS infrastructure requirements are met across all buildings, floors, and yards.