Orisun's analysis:
Indoor geolocation technologies are now mature. While there are various types, all require an active device to be placed on the person or the asset being tracked. They vary in spatial accuracy and frequency of geolocation provided, from a few centimeters several times a second to a few tens of meters once a day. This diversity allows to cover many different use cases at different price ranges.
The cost of this precision technology may vary depending on the installation, power consumption of the tracking devices, maintenance costs, etc.
To meet the challenges of tracking contractors, it is important to have tags that can be reused at will and that are easy to reload.
To meet the challenges of tracking security equipment, low-cost tags with very low energy consumption and minimal maintenance are needed.
The use of digital twins for devices, types of personnel, vehicles, zones and processes, allows the implementation of dynamic and fine-grained management, geofencing and alerting rules, linked to the interactions of various types of entities.