How do you help tens of thousands of people find their way around five pavilions, including hundreds of stands, training rooms, refreshment points, and event areas? At WMF 2026, Tredo has developed a new indoor navigation feature for Mapdo, The platform that transforms a traditional floor plan into an interactive digital space. The solution, integrated...
In the textile manufacturing sector, where operational efficiency and quality control are critical, many companies find themselves managing complex, multi-stage processes. From initial processing to final quality control, products pass through multiple stations, often moved using dedicated carts. In this context, ensuring a clear and continuous overview of the production flow is a significant challenge. The lack of adequate monitoring tools can limit the ability to intervene promptly in the event of inefficiencies or anomalies.
A major multimodal logistics company faced the need to digitize its processes to improve shipment tracking and asset management. The supply chain involved moving pallets and other non-palletized goods by truck, rail, ship, and barge from the United States to offshore islands. To address this challenge, the customer turned to a solution developed by Tactical Edge, whose customer base has a variety of logistics and supply chain challenges. Tactical Edge turned to BlueUp for the hardware components to be used in the solution.
Managing and tracking Returnable Assets has become a critical aspect for modern businesses, especially in the manufacturing and logistics sectors. Companies need to track and locate assets that are reused in the operational cycle, such as pallets, containers and equipment, for several reasons
Traceability and localization of assets and vehicles are now strategic elements for many companies, especially in intralogistics contexts. The management of these environments requires innovative solutions to monitor and optimize workflows, reducing inefficiencies and improving overall efficiency.
The Centre Hospitalier de Perpignan needed to improve the management and real-time tracking of infusion pumps and electrical beds, both essential for the daily operations of any hospital. These assets, particularly sought after by technicians for maintenance, are among those most frequently moved within the facility. For this reason, the implementation of a continuous monitoring system was necessary to reduce search times, optimize resource usage, and ensure timely maintenance. Additionally, it was crucial to easily locate lost equipment and return those temporarily borrowed from other departments....
Manufacturing companies waste a lot of time because of the location of parts, products, orders, racks and tools, inside or outside the factory, which are often not documented transparently. In such cases this can mean that orders need to be re-produced or tools need to be repurchased because they cannot be found quickly enough, even when it is not necessary. Companies therefore need a system that tells them where these items are. The technological approaches available range from selective registration of movements to precise real-time localization systems. Each use case poses different challenges for location technology...
A system that facilitates communication between staff and management can improve the flow of information, reducing response times and increasing operational responsiveness. Optimized personnel management can reduce downtime, increase productivity and improve the quality of the final product. Ensuring worker safety is a top priority. Monitoring the location of personnel in large facilities in real time can prevent accidents and facilitate emergency operations...
The Carinthia Museum (Austria, Carinthia, Klagenfurt) is the state museum of Carinthia. This year it was reopened, and for this reopening the curators wanted to equip the museum with an innovative digital guide...
In order for an hospital to improve its performance, the starting point is undoubtedly the efficiency of operational processes involving staff (doctors, nurses) and the optimization of the use of hospital assets (medical devices, stretchers, wheelchairs , ...). A study conducted by the consulting firm Gartner estimated that every year between 10% and 20% of the inventory of hospital assets is misallocated or even lost. In the worst cases this causes a loss of up to 5,000 USD / year per single bed...