ANRUISUN

02 RTLS & CONNECTIVITY

Know where.
Understand what.
Act on the signal.

Bluetooth, UWB and RFID solve different parts of the visibility challenge. We help turn the right wireless technology into a useful hardware system.

Map your use case

Position. Proximity. Identity.
Start with the information your application needs.

Industrial visualization of an asset tag on a reusable tote with a location receiver

BLE AoA + inventory integration

Inventory with a physical location

System design study

The ANRUISUN indoor-navigation design study explores BLE angle-of-arrival data alongside an inventory platform, with Odoo Inventory as the proposed integration. A tag-to-asset mapping connects radio coordinates to the item people actually search for.

  • Asset and tag mapping model
  • Location message contract
  • Floor-map and zone integration
  • Coverage and data-freshness test plan
Explore the project scope

CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOL

Coordinates, distance or identity?

A map position, a distance measurement and a doorway read answer different operational questions. Choose the method around the required information.

01 / BLUETOOTH

Location starts with the right signal.

BLE can support presence, proximity and positioning designs. Choose the method around the infrastructure, power budget and location information you actually need.

PresenceProximityPositioning

POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

  • Asset presence and proximity
  • Beacon-based zone awareness
  • Direction finding with suitable AoA/AoD infrastructure
  • Channel sounding on compatible hardware

ENGINEERING CONSIDERATION

RSSI, direction finding and channel sounding have different hardware and infrastructure requirements. Performance depends on the deployment.

Discuss your requirements

FROM SIGNAL TO SYSTEM

The radio is only the beginning.

A reference architecture for connecting physical devices to the customer's application.

  1. 01

    Tag or wearable

    A device or tagged item produces the signal

  2. 02

    Anchor or reader

    Infrastructure measures or detects that signal

  3. 03

    Gateway / network

    Data travels through the selected network path

  4. 04

    Your platform

    Location or identity informs an application

Illustrative architecture. Some designs combine or omit stages; the final topology depends on the selected technology.

RFID APPLICATION REFERENCES

Identity can carry more context.

Reader events can support warehouse transactions, production traceability and contact-temperature monitoring. Explore the data and installation requirements.

UHF RFID + operational records

RFID at the handoff points

Turn receiving, dispatch, tool returns and work-in-progress reads into records the business can reconcile.

Application reference

PILOT ACCEPTANCE

Test the conditions your operators will see.

01 / RADIO ENVIRONMENT

Representative placement

Test the real shelves, packages, metal surfaces and tag orientations. Measure blind spots and neighboring read-zone overlap.

02 / EVENT QUALITY

Useful, timely records

Check identity mapping, timestamps, duplicate events, missed updates and recovery after a connection interruption.

03 / OPERATIONS

A reviewable exception

Show stale locations and unexpected items clearly. Define which events require operator approval before stock records change.

LET'S CONNECT THE DOTS

Start with what you need to know.

We can help compare approaches and define a prototype that answers the right questions.

Discuss your project