Indoor asset tracking is a system that tracks the location and movement of assets in indoor environments like hospitals, factory floors, and offices. Challenges like limited line-of-sight, interference, attenuation, and accuracy requirements make indoor asset tracking more difficult than outdoor asset tracking. This article will explore some of the technical considerations for tracking assets indoors. Let's start with a brief overview of technologies used for indoor asset tracking. Indoor Asset Tracking Technologies Indoor asset

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