Solutions for Real-Time Locationing
Solutions for Real-Time Locationing
Real-time Location Solutions
Real-time Location Services (RTLS) tell you where help is needed — whether it’s an assault on staff, mislaid equipment, or a fallen or wandering patient. That means less time spent searching, more productive use of assets, and of course, safer patients. The function can locate the point-of-origin of a personal alarm, often with room-level accuracy.
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Improve safety, security and asset tracking.
Ascom RTLS-based solutions use methods such as Infrared zoning, triangulation and ‘choke-point’ identifiers to locate and track people and physical assets. Applications range from locating the origin of personal alerts, to preventing patient wandering, to managing the movement of high-value equipment items.
‘Nurse Presence’ is another application; where RTLS automatically logs a caregiver’s movements at specified locations. This log can be used as ‘proof-of-care’, and can also be a valuable tool when tracking exposure and infection risks. Whatever the application, RTLS distributes accurate location and tracking data to mobile caregivers.
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Solution Architecture
Each solution typically involves a combination of infrastructure, software and mobile devices. Each element is integrated into a solution that delivers smooth collaboration and communication between individual caregivers and care teams.
Solution Products
The products shown below are only a part of Ascom’s total hardware and software offering. To see the complete product portfolio, click on ‘Products’ in the main menu. Contact your nearest Ascom office or representative to learn more about specific Ascom solutions, products and services.
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PDFAscom Myco and Ekahau joint solution
Based on Ekahau’s proprietary RFID-over-Wi-Fi™ technology, Ekahau RTLS gives responders the data they need to quickly locate at-risk caregivers—something that can be invaluable in the event of a personal safety alarm being activated on an Ascom Myco.
PDFImproving care for dementia residents
Facilities that care for people with dementia face numerous serious challenges. One of the most pressing is how to provide the safest, most secure environment possible—while simultaneously promoting each individual’s dignity, independence and quality of life. Smart technology such as wearable transcievers and location beacons can go a long way towards achieving this crucial objective.
