When you see an Intel Inside logo on PCs or laptops, accompanied by its familiar sound, it’s more than just a branding exercise. It symbolizes how Intel has dominated the competitive microprocessor market for decades by embedding itself as an essential part of countless devices.

At People and Technology, we dream of achieving a similar position in the RTLS market—where our efforts and advanced software solutions power industries behind the scenes.

We call it "IndoorPlus+ Inside", and this vision is already becoming a reality.

Turning Wi-Fi Infrastructure into IoT Powerhouses

The enterprise Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) market is one of constant growth, driven by new deployments and replacement demand. However, for customers, distinguishing between Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or IoT capabilities can be challenging.

What if a single Wi-Fi AP could enable not only wireless connectivity but also power a complete IoT-based RTLS system?

This vision has come to life at Kangbuk Samsung Hospital through their RTLS-based Mobile Asset Tracking System—known as the “Return 1 Hour Project”.

The Perfect Partnership: Samsung Electronics + People and Technology

At Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, this innovative solution combines:

• Samsung Electronics IoT Sensor Wi-Fi AP (Model: WEA403Si)
• People and Technology’s IndoorPlus+ RTLS Solution

The result? An All-in-One Infrastructure that provides robust Wi-Fi connectivity while simultaneously enabling mobile asset tracking through BLE beacon technology.

This deployment allows hospitals to:

• Track mobile assets in real time
• Optimize operational efficiency
• Deliver exceptional IoT-based location services

The Future is IndoorPlus+ Inside

With IndoorPlus+ RTLS embedded into infrastructure solutions like Samsung’s Wi-Fi APs, we are shaping the next generation of smart environments for hospitals, factories, and businesses.

If you’re curious to learn more about IndoorPlus+ Inside and how it can revolutionize your operations, contact us today at sales@pntbiz.com.

IndoorPlus+ Inside—Powering the Future of RTLS and IoT.

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