Author: Fahim Thimoor

Fahim Thimoor is a business development manager at Software Associates group of companies based in India
IoT Asset Tracking, RTLS in healthcare

RTLS Hospital Asset Tracking for Enhanced Workflow & Patient Safety

The Efficiency Gap in Modern Healthcare Hospital asset tracking, RTLS in healthcare, answers questions such as : What is the most accurate RTLS solution for hospitals? How much does it cost to install an indoor positioning system in a hospital? Can BLE tags track patients in real-time? Deployment for Infusion pump tracking, wheelchair location system, preventing medical equipment hoarding, and hospital asset utilisation analytics. And compliance audits for Automated Joint Commission compliance, medical device maintenance tracking, Real-time location tags for hospital audits, and cold chain monitoring for […]

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RTLS solutions for warehouse

Indoor Positioning Technology: Industry Use Cases

Indoor positioning technology works differently depending on the environment it’s deployed in. For how the underlying system works — mesh networks, tags, and anchors — see our indoor positioning system guide. Below is how it’s actually used across manufacturing, healthcare, warehousing, and logistics. The ideal indoor positioning technology depends on three core variables: required accuracy, facility size, and budget. Each underlying method trades off accuracy against cost and deployment complexity differently. New to the concept entirely? See […]

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RTLS asset tracking

Patient Flow RTLS for Hospitals — OPD, ED, Ward & Discharge Tracking

What Is Patient Flow RTLS? Patient flow RTLS uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) tags attached to patient wristbands, wheelchairs, and stretchers to track every patient’s real-time location and dwell time across each department: registration, OPD consultation, diagnostics, pharmacy, and discharge. Unlike paper-based queue systems or nurse-reported wait times, BLE RTLS generates a continuous, automated record of where each patient is, how long they have been there, and when thresholds are breached. For hospitals working to reduce those […]

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