Crowd Connected Company and Product Resources

Choosing indoor positioning and RTLS for a hospital? Compare BLE mesh, UWB, RFID, and Wi-Fi for asset tracking, patient flow, staff safety, and wayfinding - with accuracy, cost, and procurement guidance. Updated for 2026.

How Crowd Connected powered blue dot navigation, 70,000+ location-targeted notifications and actionable footfall analytics across two venues and 235,000+ attendees at WHX Dubai 2026.

Which people counting technology is right for your building? We compare cameras, thermal sensors, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth mesh, LiDAR, and app-based analytics - with honest pros, cons, and cost guidance for 2026.

Which indoor positioning system is best for your building or event? We compare nine vendors — Crowd Connected, Cisco Spaces, IndoorAtlas, Situm, Sewio, Pozyx, Marvelmind, Pointr, and Apple IMDF — with honest pros, cons, and use-case guidance.

What is wayfinding and how does it work indoors? We explain the technology behind digital wayfinding in hospitals, airports, universities, and events - and compare the leading approaches for 2026.

Bluetooth wearable tracking, RFID, NFC, QR codes, Wi-Fi, and manual counting - compared side by side for conferences and exhibitions. Honest pros, cons, cost, and use-case guidance for 2026.

Comparing BLE, Wi-Fi, UWB and hybrid indoor positioning systems for 2026 — accuracy, cost, deployment time, and which works in your building type.

Spatial Intelligence without live data is just a very expensive video game

How the Verena Holmes Building became a model for the smart campus

How spatial intelligence moves beyond maps and real-time location, and why understanding movement and behaviour is essential for AI-driven operations

Large exhibition venues and trade shows are adopting indoor positioning for blue dot wayfinding. See how venues like Mandalay Bay and The Venetian deliver frictionless navigation for exhibitors and visitors.

Concerned about RTLS security, shadow networks, or WiFi coexistence? Learn why Crowd Connected’s Wirepas-based RTLS is IT-friendly, secure, and proven to coexist with WiFi.