Eric Collins
eric@trackableiot.com
Erick Arias
erick@trackableiot.com
Shehu Tijjani Abdullahi
tijjani@trackableiot.com
Toufic Rahman
toufic@trackableiot.com
Aditya Vermani
aditya@trackableiot.com
Imed Koubaa
Imed@trackableiot.com
Implemented database management and tracking system for:
¤ Tracking passports received and passport bins through processing steps
¤ All weapons, gear and ammo issued to agents and embassies worldwide
¤ Tracking system for secret records for the Office of the Inspector General
The U.S. Dept. of the Air Force, like almost all military and police worldwide, kept track of weapons, gear and ammo with forms that were used at the time of issue or return. Widespread inefficiencies led the Air Force to Trackable staff to collaborate with top ranking Air Force officials to design modern solution:
¤ Tag weapons, gear and ammo with RFID tags hidden within weapon grips
¤ Track movements at computers and at issue-return windows
¤ Authenticate personnel, ensure current certifications and track custody with electronic signatures
The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Interior maintains large numbers of files and documents. Systems and processes were inefficient leading to delays in accessing needing files and missing documents, leading to engagement of Trackable staff to:
¤ Establish records management computerized registry and RFID tags on all files
¤ RFID antennas along all hallways and at fileroom doorways to passively track files
¤ RFID antennas and alarms at building exits to prevent the unauthorized removal of files
Trinidad and Tobago Police Services was storing and managing evidence and seized property across 100+ police precincts. There were prevalent challenges keeping track of crime scene evidence and there were concerns relating to corruption. Utilized Trackable’s staff to implement new state-of-the-art RFID solution:
¤ Established an array of multiple RFID labels for tagging various evidence-types
¤ Required personnel authentication and electronic signatures for transfer-of-custody
¤ RFID antennas and alarms prevent unauthorized evidence movement or exits
Implemented production automation and IoT end-to-end goods and process traceability for one of the world’s leading OEM air conditioner manufacturers:
¤ Six (6) assembly lines and manufacturer of 4,000+ air conditioners per day
¤ Flexibility and tuning across fifteen (15) brands and hundreds of models
¤ IoT automation increased efficiencies, minimized labor costs and reduced customer complaints, leading to customer retention and outperformance of competitors
Museums maintain a vast majority of their art and artifacts in storage, rotating in and out of display areas over time and lending to other institutions. The museum was losing track of art and artifacts due to manual registries, inefficient processes and a lack of modern tracking technologies. Trackable staff delivered:
¤ A database of all art and artifacts owned by the museum and the current location of each
¤ RFID technology that automatically tracked art and artifacts exiting or entering storage areas
¤ Mobile RFID scanners to inventory art when on display and to find missing art in storage
Though Chevron had mustering protocols, when an actual chemical spill occurred, it took hours to produce an accurate Muster Report and hours more to find the missing person, who had already died from chlorine ingestion. Implemented:
¤ Long range RFID battery tags to track all workers across the onshore refineries 22+ acres of operation.
¤ Strategically placed long range RFID readers to detect all workers, everywhere, real-time.
¤ Command center software utilized by on-premise security team to generate and manage muster reports.
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