Wavecom Showcases Advanced RTLS Technology at Industry Event
15/07/2024, University of Aveiro, Portugal
In a recent event organized by Wavecom, the communications engineering company presented their state-of-the-art Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) technology. The event, which drew key consultants from various backgrounds, showcased how Wavecom's innovative solutions are set to revolutionize the logistics and industrial sectors, aligning perfectly with the ongoing efforts of SLog4.0.
Wavecom's Technological Prowess
Wavecom, established in 2000, has cemented its reputation as a pioneer in wireless communication technologies. With a global presence and a team of over a hundred specialists, the company has been at the forefront of developing innovative ICT solutions. The RTLS technology presented at the event is a testament to their commitment to innovation and excellence.
RTLS technology, metaphorically described as an indoor GPS, aims to enhance operational efficiency through real-time tracking and automation. Key features highlighted during the presentation included the ability to reduce search times for products, automate movements, digitalize processes, manage workforce and increase transparency and safety within industrial environments. This technology, alongside Wavecom’s proprietary software, promises significant business value by optimizing resource allocation, improving safety protocols, and integrating seamlessly with existing systems such as MES, ERP, and WMS.
Wavecom and SLog4.0
A crucial aspect of the synergy between Wavecom's RTLS technology and the SLog4.0 project is the transmission of knowledge to course participants. Incorporating RTLS technology into the educational curriculum of SLog4.0 will provide students with invaluable, hands-on experience with advanced logistics technology. This direct interaction with RTLS systems will enable students to understand and implement real-time tracking and automation in logistics processes, which is a critical component of Industry 4.0.
Through its integration into course modules, students will learn how to utilize RTLS technology to enhance operational efficiency, reduce manual processes, and promote sustainability within logistics operations. This practical knowledge transfer ensures that graduates are well-equipped to apply these technologies in their future careers, providing students with a competitive edge in the job market.
Wavecom’s commitment to supporting educational initiatives not only benefits students but also bridges the gap between academia and industry.
For further details on Wavecom's technology, visit https://wavecom.pt/.
