RTLS systems (Real-Time Locating System)
To track carts, pallets, vehicles, goods, and people in real time, transforming operational spaces into connected, secure, and optimized environments throughout the supply chain.


Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) for Industry and Logistics
Continuous localization to optimize flows, means and resources
RTLS technology combines advanced geolocation , active tags and beacons , proximity sensors , and management software to provide precise and continuous location information for assets, vehicles, and personnel. This real-time data fuels operational and decision-making processes, improving efficiency, safety, and control.
Two strong points
1. Continuous traceability
Persistent tracking of assets, equipment, and people throughout the operational cycle.
2. Reliable connectivity
Integration with Wi-Fi networks and industrial infrastructures for constant and real-time data exchange.
Immediate benefits
Greater operational efficiency
Reduced search times for vehicles, pallets, and personnel and increased missions completed per shift.
Better process quality
Reduced allocation errors, route optimization, and data-driven decision support.
IL RTLS SYSTEM OF THE FINLOGIC GROUP

Forklift automation
Cart location with intelligent navigation, optimized routes, fewer unnecessary journeys and more missions completed per shift.

3D warehouse mapping
Digital twin of the operational layout with georeferenced aisles, shelves and storage areas, to guide flows and visualize critical points and bottlenecks.

Assisted pallet picking
Picking support system that indicates correct pallets, storage locations and recommended routes, reducing picking errors and preparation times.

Geolocation of vehicles, goods, people
Continuous traceability of vehicles, load units, and operators via tags and beacons, with data visible on dashboards and control systems for efficiency and safety.

eKanban for inventory management
Automatically monitor stock levels and generate supply requests based on actual locations and consumption.
Beacon tracking
Beacons for real-time localization and alerting of assets, people and sensitive areas in complex, high-volume industrial environments
Why choose RTLS technology
Finlogic Group's RTLS solutions are born from the integration of advanced location technologies, labeling systems, Auto-ID, and process management software. We offer more than just a location infrastructure, but a comprehensive platform for transforming location data into concrete actions: greater operational efficiency, improved security, and greater control over logistics, production, and transportation.
From Position to Value: What Makes Finlogic Group's RTLS Unique?
End-to-end approach : from designing the localization infrastructure to integration with WMS, MES, TMS, ERP and labeling solutions.
Advanced RTLS technologies : combined use of active tags, beacons and sensors to cover indoor and outdoor scenarios with different levels of precision.
Automatic identification integration : RTLS, barcode, RFID and label printing systems work as a single ecosystem, reducing traceability errors.
Analytics and operational dashboards : real-time visualizations and reporting to monitor flows, area saturation, vehicle utilization, and process KPIs.
Focus on security and compliance : features dedicated to incident prevention, access control, and compliance with safety protocols in the warehouse and production.
- Scalability and modularity: The infrastructure grows with your business, allowing you to start from a pilot area and progressively extend the system to multiple warehouses, plants, and logistics hubs.
RTLS for logistics: from traditional warehouses to smart warehouses
Locating every asset in real time means reducing downtime, eliminating wasted searches, and increasing productivity for each individual mission.
Continuous traceability of vehicles, pallets and operators
In warehouses and distribution centers, Finlogic Group's RTLS systems provide a dynamic map of what's happening: forklifts, pallets, loading docks, aisles, and people are located in real time. The collected data feeds the WMS and supervisory applications, enabling route guidance, reducing bottlenecks, preventing accidents, and making operational decisions based on objective information, not perceptions.
Key features
- Continuous tracking of vehicles, pallets, and people in indoor and outdoor areas.
- Integration with existing WMS, RFID, barcode systems, and automation solutions.
Immediate benefits
- Reduced search times for goods and pallets and increased missions completed per shift.
- Greater safety in the aisle thanks to the control of distances between forklifts and operators.
RTLS for Industry: Connected Production, Controlled Processes
Every batch, every semi-finished product, and every critical piece of equipment has a clear, verifiable location in real time.
From line traceability to operator safety
In production areas, Finlogic Group's RTLS technology allows tracking of materials, semi-finished products, equipment, and people throughout the entire production cycle. Localization integrates with MES logic and automatic identification systems, enabling applications such as internal vehicle navigation, access control to risk areas, line productivity monitoring, and compliance with safety procedures.
Key features
- High-precision location of critical assets: equipment, forklifts, containers, semi-finished products.
- Native integration with automatic identification systems, labeling and factory software.
Immediate benefits
- Reduce downtime due to missing equipment or unavailable materials.
- Improved workplace safety by monitoring human-machine interactions and sensitive areas.
RTLS for transport: fleet, yards and hubs always under control
From the loading bay to the yard, every vehicle, trailer, and cargo unit becomes traceable data.
End-to-end visibility of vehicles, goods and transit areas
For transport operators, couriers, and intermodal hubs, Finlogic Group's RTLS solutions allow real-time monitoring of vehicles, trailers, swap bodies, and goods, both internally and externally. Localization is combined with alert logic, geofencing, and event management to reduce waiting times at gates, optimize yard utilization, and improve shipment punctuality.
Key features
- Continuous geolocation of vehicles, trailers, and logistics assets in outdoor and covered areas.
- Configurable alarms based on unauthorized entries, exits, prolonged stops and routes.
Immediate benefits
- Reduction of waiting times in yards and improved vehicle rotation.
- Greater punctuality and traceability for the end customer, with up-to-date information on shipment status.
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What is a RTLS system applied to the warehouse?
A Real-Time Locating System (RTLS) in logistics provides real-time location information for vehicles, pallets, people, and goods within the warehouse and in connected external areas. Finlogic Group's RTLS solutions transform the warehouse into a connected environment, where each resource is tracked on a dynamic map: this reduces search times, improves aisle saturation, and provides objective data on which to base operational decisions.
How is RTLS different from simple barcode or RFID reading?
Barcodes and RFID identify a load unit when it's read at a specific point (gate, line, or station). RTLS adds a continuous dimension: it tracks the position and movement of vehicles, pallets, and people, even between one reading point and another. With Finlogic Group's RTLS, you don't just get a snapshot of the moment of reading, but real-time tracking that enables functions such as forklift navigation, assisted picking, safety distance control, and warehouse flow analysis.
What infrastructure is needed to implement an RTLS system in a warehouse?
A typical RTLS project requires tags or devices attached to vehicles, pallets, or people, a network of anchors or antennas for localization, and a software platform to collect and process position data. The Finlogic Group handles all phases : layout and flow analysis, infrastructure design, installation, integration with existing WMS and labeling/Auto-ID systems, up to the go-live and operator training.
Where should you start for a RTLS project in logistics?
The most effective approach is to start with a pilot project on a critical area or process, such as forklift navigation, assisted pallet picking, or 3D mapping of a specific warehouse area. Based on the measured results (reduced search times, increased missions per shift, fewer accidents), the RTLS can be gradually extended to other areas, lines, and plants. The Finlogic Group team supports prioritization, ROI estimation, and the system expansion roadmap.

