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CenTrak User Conference 2026: Staff Safety and BLE are Key for RTLS Adoption

I have just come back from the annual CenTrak User Group Conference. I was thoroughly impressed by the practical uses of real-time location systems. I previously believed that asset tracking was the most superior application.

I comprehend that utilizing this technology for staff distress, on-call nurses, and preventing infant kidnappings would be more effective. My main takeaways from the event include: [embedded content]. Presenting: Andrew Robinson and Aisling Cunningham from CenTrak, Richard Robins and Riley Barlow from University of Utah Health, Trina Geiss from Rauland, Andrew Arroyo from Ascom, and Andi Thomas.

Main Points from CenTrak 2026 User Conference. The importance of asset tracking is undeniable. A customer increased their usage of Baxter infusion pumps from 81% to 97% without buying anything new.

The most convincing scenario for staff distress exists.

 

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