Available
Live map
Every tag on your plan, now.
People and assets on the plan of your plant, in real time, cell by cell. Open it in the control room or from any browser on your network.
Apps
Install once. Add services over time.
Loki is an infrastructure, like a network: tags on people and assets, anchors on the walls, one engine on your server. An app is a software and configuration package that uses it for one job. The hardware stays the same; you switch the app on when you need it.
Available today
Included with every cell.
Four apps run in Loki Manager on your server from the first day, with no yearly fee.
Available
History
Where everything was.
Positions stay on your server, with the history behind each tag: where a pallet was yesterday, which route a cart took.
Available
Integration
Positions in your systems.
Live positions and events reach your WMS, ERP or SCADA through the API, a WebSocket stream and webhooks. No connector to buy.
Available
Fleet health
Know when something stops.
Anchors and tags on one page: online or not, firmware version, an alarm when an anchor goes silent. Firmware updates to all the anchors from the same screen.
In development
The next apps.
Same infrastructure, same anchors. Each app is switched on when it is ready; no figure is published before it is measured.
In development
Man down
A fall, or no movement: an alarm with the position.
The tag detects a fall, or a worker who has not moved; it asks the wearer first, then raises the alarm with who and where.
In development
SOS
Press and hold. The control room sees who and where.
A button on the tag. The alarm arrives on the screen and, through the API, wherever you route it; the tag confirms with a vibration.
In development
Evacuation
Who is at the assembly point, who is not.
At the alarm, Loki counts the people at each assembly point and lists who is missing, with their last position, for the emergency plan.
In development
Restricted areas
A zone you draw, a rule that holds.
Draw a zone on the plan and say who may enter, and when. Entering it notifies the control room and the wearer; the event is logged.
In development
Proximity
People and vehicles too close.
A warning when a person and a forklift come closer than the distance you set, on the screen and on the tag.
In development
Intrusion monitoring
Movement where there should be none.
Outside working hours, or in a closed area, any movement raises an event: a tag that should not be there and, with the radar function, movement that carries no tag.
How an app works
Three layers.
- 01
The infrastructure
A cell of anchors and the tags. Installed once; more cells and more tags as you grow.
- 02
The app
A package switched on in Loki Manager, with its settings: zones, assembly points, who receives which alarm.
- 03
The service
The event arrives on the screen, on the tag, and in your systems through the API.
End to end
From the board to the business application.
The same team designs the boards, writes the firmware, runs the engine and builds the app. An app that is not on this list is designed with you on the same infrastructure, from the hardware if it needs it, to the screen your people use. One supplier, one responsibility.
Start with a cell.
Four anchors and your tags, and every app above runs on them.