Start with the tracking task.
Choose the right system.

From "Where is it?" to "Open the map."

• TodayPeople walk the site to find things

  Shared carts and pallets move all day, so staff search zone by zone.

  With UWB RTLSFind it on the floor plan

  Type an ID or name; the map shows its current position and zone.

• TodayNo record of material handling

  Where goods were placed and who moved them relies on memory and paper.

  With UWB RTLSPosition, time and track logged automatically

  Forklift hosts log goods and placement; every route can be replayed.

• TodayHazard zones and headcount are invisible

  Worker distribution and entry on sites and plants is unknown in real time.

  With UWB RTLSZone events in real time

  Geofencing, entry attendance and muster checks show the last position of anyone missing.

One system, four steps toward automation

No big-bang project: start by seeing positions, then add tracks, zone rules and business-system links on the same tags and anchors.

1. STEP 1

   See where

   Live tag positions on the floor plan.

2. STEP 2

   Review the past

   Tracks, mileage and dwell zones back up every handover.

3. STEP 3

   Manage zones

   Geofences, entry attendance and muster checks.

4. STEP 4

   Connect systems

   Handling and location records flow to WMS / ERP and MES work orders.

Three kinds of value you can see

Tag → anchor → platform → application: four layers, one system

Tags move with the target; anchors are fixed references; the engine solves coordinates on the map; applications turn location into search, dispatch, safety and business data.

Start with one work zone, then add anchors and tags to grow zone by zone to the whole site.

It times the signal, not its strength

UWB times very short pulses travelling from the tag to each anchor; the ranges intersect into a coordinate, more precise than estimating by signal strength. Real accuracy and coverage depend on the four site factors shown, which WENSHING plans from the survey.

• 10 cmAccuracy: WS-RTLS series, RTSL-UWB-125K
• 10 cm classCore ranging: WS-RTLS UWB-36V anchor
• 20 cmAccuracy: construction worker tracking
• 50–200 mAnchor link range (depends on tag)

Four sites, one location architecture

Warehouse forklifts

Forklifts: the system remembers where goods went

Tracks

Forklifts, pallets, materials

Uses

RTSL-UWB-125K、WS-UWB65L

You see

Placement, routes, WMS / ERP records

Airport ground ops

Baggage tugs and trolleys, item by item

Tracks

Bags, trolleys, ground equipment

Uses

WS-RTLS UWB-36V、WS-UWB65L

You see

Positions in staging, sorting and transfer areas

Factory staff

Factory staff: one press, nearest person dispatched

Tracks

Maintenance, patrol, visitors

Uses

WS-UWBXYZP1、WS-UWBPDT

You see

Staff zones and call events

Construction safety

Construction: headcount and hazard alerts

Tracks

Crews and contractors

Uses

Construction worker tracking system

You see

Attendance, geofence, cross-floor search, muster

Survey → install → calibrate → go live

WENSHING plans anchor positions and tag choices from your floor plan, proves a pilot zone, then expands.

1. 1

   Site survey

   Share floor plans, racks and walls; mark what to track plus power and network points.

2. 2

   Installation

   Mount anchors around aisles and obstacles; bind each tag ID to an asset, vehicle or person.

3. 3

   Calibration

   Survey anchor coordinates, set map scale, and verify with fixed points and moving routes.

4. 4

   Go-live

   Start with one representative zone, set user rights and upkeep routines, then expand zone by zone.

One role per component: pick by scenario

Complete solutions: UWB pallet tracking and construction worker tracking.

7 questions buyers ask first

• What is UWB positioning?

  UWB (ultra-wideband) times very short pulses from a tag to fixed anchors, converts the times to distances and intersects them into a coordinate. It suits real-time location (RTLS) indoors and across plant areas.

• How accurate is UWB RTLS?

  WENSHING WS-RTLS series and the RTSL-UWB-125K forklift system reach 10 cm accuracy with 4 ms positioning time; the WS-RTLS UWB-36V anchor offers 10 cm-class core ranging; the construction worker system reaches 20 cm. Real accuracy depends on anchor layout and on-site calibration.

• How many anchors do I need?

  It depends on area, obstacles and aisles. The WS-RTLS UWB-36V links with tags over about 50–200 m depending on the tag. Send a floor plan for a layout; coverage can grow zone by zone.

• How long do tag batteries last?

  WS-UWB65L runs on a CR2450 for up to 3 years at lowest power; WS-UWBPDT has a 1200 mAh battery with Qi wireless charging and lasts 2 years at lowest power. Reporting intervals are adjustable.

• Can it connect to WMS, ERP or MES?

  Yes. In the pallet solution, handling events, positions and times link to WMS / ERP; factory projects can connect to MES and work orders.

• Does it work outdoors and across floors?

  Yes. Anchors are planned per floor, wall and obstacle; the construction worker system covers indoor floors and outdoor areas and finds people across floors.

• What do you need for a quote?

  A floor plan, what and how many items or people to track, how they move, the refresh rate and accuracy target. WENSHING then plans anchors, tags, network and platform.