Headquarters: United States
Region(s) Served: APAC, EMEA, Latin America, North America
WISER Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of ultra-wideband real-time location systems (RTLS).
WISER developed its proprietary Redundant Radio Localization and Tracking (RRLT) technology to power precise, reliable, and scalable location and tracking for any type of setting. Early adopters of WISER's Locator system include numerous Fortune 500 companies across automotive, heavy equipment, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) manufacturing, as well as aerospace, yard management, and smart warehousing. Along with its growing pool of in-production commercial customers, WISER's customer base also includes several U.S. Department of Defense organizations and multiple civilian government agencies.
Accolades for WISER's technology include Phase I, II, and III awards in the U.S. Army's inaugural Expeditionary Technology Search (2018), top 10 finalist honors in NASA's global iTech competition (2019), and the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic's Palmetto Tech Bridge Challenge prize for positioning, navigation, and timing solutions (2021). Fox Business News also marked the WISER Locator as a top 10 business technology to see at CES 2019.
WISER is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina.
WISER Antenna Nodes
WISER Antenna Nodes are positioned to establish the tracking perimeter and a wireless mesh. These antennas provide location data by triangulating signals from tags within the mesh.
WISER Tracker Tags
WISER Tracker Tags are small devices that ping at programmable frequencies, allowing the WISER Locator system to calculate location. Tags can be attached to nearly any type of physical asset to provide real-time updates on the asset's status and location.
Tag and Track Software
WISER's user-friendly Tag and Track software translates hardware data into centimeter-level coordinates. WISER's GUI overlays these coordinates on a site map or floorplan, making actionable data accessible on a computer or mobile device. Using WISER's API and database linkup, location data can also be integrated into site-specific management, operational, and enterprise-level software systems or directly into a database.