Logistics

Reliable Connectivity for Uninterrupted Operations

The logistics sector was one of the first industries to embrace wireless technology through barcode scanners and mobile applications. Today, Wi-Fi networks form the backbone of almost every warehouse operation. Yet many existing installations have become outdated or no longer meet the demands of modern logistics processes.

Connectivity issues, dead zones, poor roaming performance, or employees relying on workarounds to complete their tasks can significantly impact productivity and operational efficiency.

We help organizations analyze existing wireless networks, identify bottlenecks, and optimize performance so employees can work seamlessly throughout the entire facility. For new projects, we design networks that are ready for today's and tomorrow's logistics applications, including:

• Mobile scanning and handheld terminals
• Voice picking
• Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)
• Real-time location services
• IoT sensors
• Industrial wireless applications

Your Warehouse Evolves. Your Network Should Too.

Warehouses are dynamic environments. Storage layouts change, racking is relocated, and workflows evolve continuously. Even small modifications can have a significant impact on wireless network performance.

We help organizations assess these changes and recommend the adjustments required to maintain optimal coverage and performance. For companies that prefer to build this expertise internally, we also provide the software, measurement tools, and training needed to independently plan, simulate, and validate future modifications.

Continuous Visibility into User Experience

Network problems are often only discovered once they start affecting employees. By then, the impact on operations may already be significant.

Our monitoring solutions provide continuous visibility into network performance from the user's perspective. Issues such as poor roaming, sticky clients, connectivity disruptions, or application availability problems can be detected and resolved before they affect daily operations.

This allows organizations to move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive network management.

Safety for People and Vehicles

Warehouses are environments where pedestrians, forklifts, reach trucks, and other vehicles operate in close proximity. Even with clearly defined traffic flows and safety procedures, dangerous situations can still occur.

Our Lynx Vision solution improves safety at intersections and other blind spots. The system detects approaching vehicles and pedestrians and provides visual warnings through dynamic lighting or projected signals on the floor.

The result is improved situational awareness and a significant reduction in near misses and workplace incidents.

Intelligent Lighting That Makes Safety Visible

Good lighting contributes to productivity and comfort, but it becomes even more important during emergency situations.

Our Lynx Lifeline solution combines high-quality LED lighting with integrated emergency lighting and intelligent evacuation guidance. During an incident, the lighting system creates a dynamic flow of moving green and white light that guides employees towards the safest available exit while taking the location of the hazard into account.

This provides a safer, faster, and more intuitive evacuation process than traditional static emergency signage.

Real-Time Visibility of People, Vehicles, and Assets

Knowing where people and assets are located is only the beginning. The real value comes from combining location data with operational intelligence.

Our real-time location solutions enable organizations to track vehicles, machinery, containers, tools, and valuable assets throughout their facilities. In addition to location information, operational parameters such as usage time, maintenance status, load conditions, temperature, and other critical measurements can also be monitored.

For valuable or sensitive goods, alerts can be generated whenever assets leave designated zones or appear in unauthorized locations.

Protecting Lone Workers and Employees

Safety is not limited to vehicles and infrastructure. Employees must also be able to rely on immediate assistance when an incident occurs.

Our lone-worker and man-down solutions allow employees to request help quickly and easily. If someone falls, becomes incapacitated, or encounters an emergency situation, an automatic alert can be generated along with their precise location, enabling a rapid response.

Environmental Monitoring for Optimal Storage Conditions

For many products, environmental conditions are just as important as logistics processes themselves.

Using wireless sensors, we continuously monitor temperature, humidity, CO₂ levels, door status, and other environmental parameters. If predefined thresholds are exceeded, alerts are automatically generated so corrective action can be taken immediately.

This helps protect goods while supporting quality standards and compliance requirements.

One Central Platform for All Alerts

Modern logistics facilities rely on a wide range of systems, including fire detection, access control, environmental monitoring, safety systems, location services, and technical building infrastructure.

The Lynx Alarm Server acts as a central platform that collects, prioritizes, and distributes alerts from all these systems. Notifications are automatically escalated to the appropriate personnel, ensuring that critical events are never overlooked and that incidents are handled as quickly as possible.