Live indoor asset tracking
See the latest estimated position of tagged assets and badges on your floor plans, updated in near real time.
Track equipment, inventory and authorised personnel across rooms, zones, floors and buildings through one central platform. Falcon Trackers combines BLE-enabled positioning, real-time indoor maps, alerts and actionable reports to give UAE businesses better visibility and operational control.
Designed for UAE facilities
An indoor tracking system is a technology that estimates the location of tagged assets or authorised personnel inside buildings, where GPS signals are weak or unavailable. In a BLE-based system, battery-powered tags broadcast Bluetooth signals, gateways installed around the site receive them, and software compares signal strength (RSSI) across gateways to estimate each tag's position on a digital floor plan.
Five steps turn a small tag on an asset into a position on your floor plan.
A BLE tag is attached to equipment, a trolley or a container, or issued as a badge to authorised personnel.
At a set interval, the tag sends a short Bluetooth signal carrying its unique ID.
BLE gateways installed around the facility pick up the signal and record its strength (RSSI).
The platform compares readings from several gateways to estimate where the tag most likely is.
The estimated position appears on a digital floor plan, with alerts and reports built on top.
There is no single accuracy figure that applies to every building. BLE positioning based on RSSI gives an estimated location, and the achievable precision—typically described as room-level, zone-level or finer—depends on the site. We confirm what is realistic for your facility during the site assessment, before you commit.
Where a use case needs a tighter result—for example, knowing which bay a trolley is in rather than which hall—we can plan more gateways in that area, or tell you plainly if BLE is not the right fit.
Capabilities are configured per deployment. Items marked "optional" depend on the hardware and package selected.
See the latest estimated position of tagged assets and badges on your floor plans, updated in near real time.
Find an item by name or ID and jump straight to its last known zone and floor.
Switch between sites, buildings and floors from one central dashboard.
Your own layouts with zones, gateways and tags overlaid, so the view matches the building.
Draw zones such as stores, wards, labs or restricted rooms directly on the plan.
Get notified when a tag enters or leaves a zone, or moves somewhere it should not.
Set a limit for tagged people in a zone and receive an alert when it is exceeded.
Low tag battery and gateway connectivity alerts help keep coverage reliable.
See where assets or tagged people spend time, to plan layouts and staffing.
Review where an item has been over a selected period.
Which tags visited which zones, and when.
How long assets or tagged people stayed in each zone.
Guide staff or visitors to a destination inside large buildings.
OptionalEnvironmental readings alongside location, when compatible sensor tags are used.
OptionalA wearable button that raises an alert with the wearer's estimated location, when included in the selected deployment.
OptionalWorks with compatible BLE and Wi-Fi hardware, confirmed for your site during assessment.
Confirmed per projectThe value comes from replacing searching and assumptions with a shared, current view of where things are.
Staff look up an item's last known zone instead of walking floors or calling around.
Utilisation and idle-time patterns show where equipment sits unused, before you buy or rent more.
Zone rules and alerts flag when tools, devices or stock move outside where they should be.
Entry alerts and occupancy counts support access and safety procedures for authorised personnel.
Movement history and zone reports give a time-stamped record to support investigations and compliance reviews.
Organisations already using Falcon Trackers for vehicles can work with the same team for visibility inside their buildings.
Typical applications across facilities in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates. Each deployment is scoped to your own site.
One central view for live positions, alerts and history, across every connected floor and building.
Your uploaded layouts with zones, gateways and the latest estimated position of every tag.
Rules you set per zone, asset group or time window, delivered in the platform and through the notification channels configured for your account.
Where tagged assets or people spend the most time over a chosen period.
A time-stamped record of estimated movements and zone visits.
Six stages, from first conversation to a system your team uses every day. Timelines depend on site size and scope and are set out in your proposal.
We discuss what you need to find, monitor or report on, and which buildings and floors are in scope.
You get: a short list of priority use cases.
Our team reviews floor plans, construction, racking, power and network access, and radio conditions on site.
You get: a realistic view of achievable accuracy for each area.
We plan gateway positions, tag types, zones and alert rules, and propose a pilot zone where that makes sense.
You get: a written proposal and coverage plan.
Gateways are installed with minimal disruption and tags are attached to assets or issued as badges.
You get: hardware installed and registered to your account.
We calibrate readings against known positions and test zones and alerts before go-live.
You get: test results against the agreed scope.
Your team is trained on the dashboard, alerts and reports, and we review performance after launch.
You get: a working system and a named support contact.
Yes, within the limits confirmed for your project. Most organisations start with one building or a pilot zone, then add coverage as the value is proven.
If you need location data in another system—such as a warehouse, maintenance or building-management platform—tell us during the assessment and we will confirm what is possible before you commit.
Indoor tracking extends the vehicle and asset visibility work Falcon Trackers already does for UAE businesses.
One partner for knowing where vehicles are on the road and where assets are inside your facilities.
A Dubai-based team that visits your site, installs the hardware and stays available after go-live.
We confirm what accuracy is realistic for your building before you invest, and say so if BLE is not the right fit.
Zones, alerts and reports are configured around your operational questions, not a generic template.
Falcon Trackers already supports thousands of UAE businesses with GPS tracking and holds Asateel, Ashghal and SecurePath certifications for vehicle tracking.
Personnel tracking is designed for authorised staff, with clear purposes and zone-based rules.
An indoor tracking system estimates the location of tagged assets or authorised personnel inside buildings, where GPS is weak or unavailable. Falcon Trackers uses BLE tags, gateways installed around the site and software that shows estimated positions on a digital floor plan, with alerts and reports.
GPS relies on signals from satellites, which are weakened or blocked by roofs, concrete, steel and floors. Inside a building, GPS usually cannot place an asset in a specific room or on a specific floor, so indoor systems use local signals such as Bluetooth Low Energy instead.
BLE tags on assets or badges broadcast a signal at regular intervals. Gateways installed around the facility receive the signal and measure its strength (RSSI). The platform compares readings from several gateways to estimate the tag's position and shows it on your floor plan.
Accuracy varies by site. It depends on building layout, walls and materials, gateway density and placement, calibration and radio interference. RSSI positioning gives an estimate, not an exact point. Falcon Trackers confirms what is realistic for each area of your facility during the site assessment.
Anything that can carry a BLE tag: mobile equipment, tools, trolleys, containers, medical devices and IT assets, as well as authorised personnel wearing badges. Tag type and mounting are chosen during the assessment based on the item and its environment.
Yes. Each floor has its own digital floor plan, and buildings or sites can be managed from one central dashboard. Coverage depends on gateways being installed on each floor or area you want to monitor.
Tracking authorised personnel can be appropriate for safety, security or operational purposes, but organisations must comply with applicable UAE law, including the Personal Data Protection Law and, where relevant, DIFC or ADGM rules. Staff should be informed and tracking limited to defined purposes. Please seek your own legal advice.
Battery life depends on the tag model and how often it broadcasts; more frequent updates use more power. We recommend tags and settings for each use case, and low-battery alerts show which tags need attention.
Not usually. Gateways need power and a network connection, which we review during the site assessment. Some deployments can use compatible existing hardware; we confirm this for your site before quoting.
It depends on the size of the site, the number of floors and the scope. After the site assessment, your proposal sets out a timeline for design, installation, calibration and go-live. Starting with a pilot zone can shorten the time to first results.
Yes. Book a live demo to see the dashboard, floor-plan views, alerts and reports, then request a site assessment to understand what the system can achieve in your building.
Request a site assessment to understand coverage and accuracy for your building, or book a live demo to see the platform first. A Falcon Trackers specialist will reply within one business day.
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