Nanolink

Nanolink is a tracking and management solution designed to streamline the process of tracking and managing plant and equipment for companies of all sizes. According to the vendor, Nanolink provides an effective solution for industries such as construction, manufacturing, facilities management, logistics and transportation, as well as energy and utilities. With its automatic tracking capabilities and user-friendly app, Nanolink aims to simplify asset management and enhance operational efficiency.

Automatic Tracking: Nanolink attaches to equipment for automatic tracking, eliminating the need for additional manual operations or registrations. According to the vendor, it constantly sends a signal to the Nanolink app on employees' smartphones.

Nanolink App: The Nanolink app aims to provide a comprehensive overview of plant and equipment. It allows users to register newly purchased tools immediately without visiting the office. Users can also search for equipment and easily contact the correct person. The app is said to show a map of all plant and equipment with relevant contact details.

Nanolink Chip: The Nanolink chip is a sturdy and reliable tracking device that measures 38 mm x 25 mm x 13 mm. According to the vendor, it is designed to withstand water, impact, frost, and heat (-20 to 80 degrees Celsius). The chip is said to transmit a radio signal with a range of 100 meters for up to 4 years without requiring a battery change.

Nanolink Tracking System: The Nanolink tracking system aims to provide a complete overview of the location of plant and equipment. According to the vendor, it identifies employees working on or closest to missing equipment, eliminating the need for manual scanning or additional registration. This system is also said to deter theft and provide information on the last person in the vicinity of lost equipment.

Asset Management: Nanolink is positioned as a valuable tool for tracking assets, tools, and materials. It includes a service module that sends notifications for upcoming or overdue inspections. Users can log information about executed services and upload relevant files, making tool registration and recording servicing information easier.