Pozyx UWB RTLS and Location Platform

Pozyx was founded in 2015 as a spin-off from Ghent University and has offices in Ghent, Belgium and Sandy Springs (Atlanta), USA. It addresses a common blind spot in factories and warehouses: not knowing in real time where pallets, tools, forklifts and work in progress are.

The solution combines Ultra-Wideband anchors and tags offering positioning down to about 10 cm, indoor Bluetooth tracking and outdoor GPS trackers with the Pozyx Platform, which provides a location and sensor hub, triggers, dashboards, analytics and open APIs. The RTLS v2025.2 release adds approximate UWB positioning that adapts accuracy to anchor density, a native omlox hub connector and better detection of stationary assets. Customers include DHL, ArcelorMittal, Continental, Thales and Bonduelle across manufacturing, logistics, construction and defense.

• UWB anchors and tags: indoor positioning down to about 10 cm with long tag battery life.
• Approximate UWB positioning: accuracy adapts from 10-30 cm to around 5 m or presence detection depending on anchor density.
• Multi-technology tracking: UWB, Bluetooth indoors and GPS outdoors in one platform.
• Location and sensor hub: triggers, dashboards and analytics on top of location events.
• omlox hub connector: one system can span multiple buildings, floors and vendors.
• Open APIs: location data streams into enterprise applications such as WMS or MES.

An electronics plant in Bac Ninh can track work-in-progress trolleys between lines to find bottlenecks. A third-party logistics warehouse can locate pallets and forklifts in real time to cut search time. A steel or heavy equipment yard can combine UWB zones indoors with GPS trackers outdoors.

Pozyx cites a typical return on investment within about 10 months. Dense UWB zones reach 10 to 30 cm accuracy while low-density zones still give roughly 5 m positioning, so buyers can match infrastructure cost to each area. The platform has more than 200,000 tags operational in over 250 deployments, and omlox support avoids lock-in to a single location vendor.

Manufacturers and logistics operators are moving from barcode scans to continuous location data to support lean flows, just-in-time sequencing and forklift safety. Open standards such as omlox are making multi-vendor RTLS easier to deploy. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, the growth of FDI electronics, automotive and logistics hubs increases demand for traceable intralogistics.

Pozyx was founded in 2015 as a Ghent University spin-off, with offices in Ghent, Belgium and Atlanta, USA. It reports 4,000+ kits sold, clients in more than 80 countries and recognition including the Gartner Magic Quadrant for indoor location services, IoT World Awards and Deloitte Fast 50.