RTLS and Logistics:
Updated: May 12
We all know the criticality of logistics in business continuity in a variety of industries. Large-cap companies have been investing in R&D for optimization for the sole problem of gaining visibility. It is believed that the inability to see the location of essential assets in real-time might impede supply chain and logistics productivity and efficiency is the source of this problem. Companies may gain high visibility on the location of their assets by utilizing IoT-driven infrastructure to track workers, shipments, and assets. However, the key to a successful RTLS deployment is selecting the correct RTLS solution for the applications and the proper service provider with experience in execution and realizing value.
Benefits of introducing RTLS into the logistics world:
How Syook has helped in the automobile industry:
Problem Statement:
FIAPL, a leading automobile manufacturing company in India wanted to improve its supply chain and in-plant logistics, optimize the operations, enhance productivity, and automate business processes while reducing cost and maintaining quality.
Solution:
Syook deployed the InSite platform, which is an RTLS-driven no-code business tool used to monitor the location and movement of trucks for managing in-plant logistics and supply chains at factories and warehouses. To ensure high reliability, accuracy, and seamless deployment we came up with a tailored solution that comprised of:
Bluetooth-based RTLS technology
Edge computing enabled IoT anchors and gateways
BLE-enabled ID cards as tags
InSite’s no code rule builder and alerts
InSite’s real-time facility map
Digital gate pass feature for dynamic allocation of tags to vehicles
Advanced analytics engine and automated report generator
Benefits:
Effective time-saving at the gates leads to faster shipments
Reduce energy consumption and operational costs
Real-Time Bottleneck identification
Optimized utilization of in-facility docks and loading ramps
Higher accountability from the truck drivers/vendors
Less paperwork, predictable driving, and resting times
The module comes with in-app features such as:
Return on investment realized:
With the implementation of Syook InSite, they were able to:
This helped the company make better and more informed proactive decisions instead of reactive training. Syook is continuously growing and expanding across various countries and industries with proven customer success and product value. The InSite platform has been deployed in various other industries such as manufacturing, retail, railways, hospitality, healthcare, oil and gas etc.
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