Real-Time Asset Tracking Using BLE Technology

The evolution of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies has significantly impacted how enterprises manage their assets, driving the need for more sophisticated asset tracking systems. This project introduces an innovative asset tracking solution utilizing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and ESP32 devices, designed to enhance operational efficiency and resource utilization within various industries. The proposed system focuses on developing a wireless BLE receiver that captures and processes real-time location data from asset-mounted ESP32 devices, facilitating seamless communication and providing granular insights into asset movement and utilization. By leveraging the energy efficiency and wide coverage of BLE technology, this system ensures continuous, reliable asset tracking, enabling businesses to gain critical insights that promote proactive management and decision- making. The integration involves specialized hardware development for the BLE receivers, customized firmware programming, and comprehensive software integration to ensure functionality, scalability, and reliability. This project aims to redefine asset management practices by providing enhanced visibility and control over assets, optimizing inventory management, and improving maintenance processes through data-driven strategies. With its potential to revolutionize asset tracking, the solution sets new benchmarks in IoT applications, paving the way for enterprises to realize the full potential of IoT-enabled asset management.

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2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccct63501.2025.11019196
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Real-Time Asset Tracking Using BLE Technology

Keshav Kaushik, D Thamizhselvi, A Sandhiya, M Praveen
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Real-Time Asset Tracking Using BLE Technology

Keshav Kaushik, D Thamizhselvi, A Sandhiya, M Praveen
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Abstract

The evolution of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies has significantly impacted how enterprises manage their assets, driving the need for more sophisticated asset tracking systems. This project introduces an innovative asset tracking solution utilizing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and ESP32 devices, designed to enhance operational efficiency and resource utilization within various industries. The proposed system focuses on developing a wireless BLE receiver that captures and processes real-time location data from asset-mounted ESP32 devices, facilitating seamless communication and providing granular insights into asset movement and utilization. By leveraging the energy efficiency and wide coverage of BLE technology, this system ensures continuous, reliable asset tracking, enabling businesses to gain critical insights that promote proactive management and decision- making. The integration involves specialized hardware development for the BLE receivers, customized firmware programming, and comprehensive software integration to ensure functionality, scalability, and reliability. This project aims to redefine asset management practices by providing enhanced visibility and control over assets, optimizing inventory management, and improving maintenance processes through data-driven strategies. With its potential to revolutionize asset tracking, the solution sets new benchmarks in IoT applications, paving the way for enterprises to realize the full potential of IoT-enabled asset management.

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