Visualizing the work site with positioning technology

RTLS (Real Time Location System) is a positioning system that measures "where things and people are at any given point in time."

One such technology, Indoor Positioning System (IPS), is used to attach devices that emit radio waves to people and objects in a certain area, such as a warehouse, and convert the radio waves emitted from these devices into data on their location and movement.

Traceability can be performed without burdening operators, which reduces input work and allows them to concentrate on production, thereby improving quality.

Data on man-hours worked also facilitates cost control.

It enables efficient use of space and improves productivity through proper inventory management.

Walk-around time is reduced, which in turn reduces the workload on the operator.

The visualization of the operating status allows the entire operation to be understood, thus clarifying delivery date management.

In addition, work flow lines are visualized.

By changing to a lean flow line, work efficiency can be improved and the right personnel can be placed in the right places.

Location information enables the system to determine the amount of time workers spend in an area. It enables measures to ensure the safety of workers, such as managing their stay in hazardous areas and detecting their proximity to heavy machinery and other equipment.

In addition, by linking a device that detects vitals and falls simultaneously with location information, changes in workers' health can be detected and used to prevent accidents.

Receive alerts of equipment stoppages and other problems by linking with a smartwatch. The situation can be understood even at a distance, leading to a shorter response time.