Litum RTLS for Industrial Safety and Asset Tracking

Litum is a real-time location system provider operating since 2004 and headquartered in Boston, USA, serving industrial and healthcare organizations as a turnkey vendor with in-house R&D for hardware, software and analytics. It tackles worker safety incidents, lost assets and slow processes on factory floors, in warehouses and in hospitals.

Its hybrid stack combines UWB with sub-meter accuracy, BLE, GPS and LoRaWAN. Industrial modules cover asset tracking, connected worker, PathAware collision warning, forklift tracking, worker safety, emergency mustering, yard management and process tracking, now extended to ATEX Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous areas. Healthcare modules include infant security, staff duress, patient flow, medical asset tracking and wander management. Logos on its site include Amazon, GE, Coca-Cola, Unilever, Michelin, Nestlé and Bosch.

• Hybrid location stack: UWB, BLE, GPS and LoRaWAN in one system.
• PathAware: collision warning between forklifts, vehicles and pedestrians.
• Forklift tracking: utilization, near-miss and exposure analytics.
• Worker safety and mustering: safety alerts for staff and evacuation headcounts.
• Hazardous areas: location visibility for ATEX Zone 1 and Zone 2 environments.
• Healthcare suite: infant security, staff duress, patient flow and medical asset tracking.

A distribution center in Binh Duong can deploy PathAware to warn forklift drivers and pedestrians at blind intersections. A refinery or chemical plant can track workers in ATEX zones and run digital mustering. A private hospital can add infant security and staff duress alerts to maternity and emergency wards.

PathAware collision warning helps reduce forklift and pedestrian accidents, and its forklift safety intelligence turns near-miss data into measurable exposure metrics. Emergency mustering shows who is still inside a site during evacuations. One hybrid infrastructure supports both asset tracking and worker safety, and ATEX-ready options extend coverage to oil, gas and chemical plants.

Stricter occupational safety rules and rising forklift accident costs are pushing warehouses and plants toward proactive collision warning. Hospitals invest in staff duress and infant security systems. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, expanding logistics centers, petrochemical plants and private hospitals create demand for location-based safety tools.

Litum has operated since 2004 and is headquartered at 75 State Street, Boston, USA. Its site cites recognition from Gartner (Market Guide and Peer Insights), Fast Company and Deloitte, and partners in Canada, Europe, Australia and South Korea.