Asset Tracking and Recovery

The Asset Protection Challenge

Industrial containers, skips, generators, construction equipment, and high-value cargo represent massive investments that, when left unattended on construction sites, logistics yards, or remote areas, become easy targets for theft. In the United States, construction equipment theft is estimated to generate annual losses exceeding $1 billion.

The problem is exacerbated when these assets are constantly moved between different locations. Traditional manual tracking methods (spreadsheets, visual checks) are ineffective in large-scale operations, resulting in permanent asset loss, project delays, and replacement costs that directly impact profit margins.

Autonomous and Intelligent Tracking

Axium Analytics' asset tracking solution uses autonomous telemetry devices powered by long-lasting batteries (up to 5 years), eliminating the need for an external power source. These trackers feature rugged IP67/IP68 enclosures resistant to water, dust, and extreme weather conditions.

Our devices offer intelligent reporting configurations based on movement and scheduling. For example, you can configure the tracker to send location updates every hour when the asset is moving (indicating possible theft) and only once a day when it is stationary. This flexibility maximizes battery life while maintaining security.

Furthermore, tamper detection sends instant alerts if the tracker is removed from its position, ensuring that sabotage attempts are immediately identified.

Indoor Tracking and Environmental Sensors

For assets operating in both outdoor and indoor environments (such as warehouses, hangars, or distribution centers), we offer integration with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology through identification beacons. This allows precise tracking even in locations where the GPS signal is weak or non-existent.

When combined with temperature and humidity sensors, the solution becomes ideal for monitoring sensitive cargo (such as electronic equipment, artwork, or pharmaceuticals), ensuring that environmental conditions are kept within acceptable parameters throughout transport and storage.