The positioning server connects to positioning base stations, receives real-time tag data from each station, performs data processing to obtain location information for each tag, and ultimately reports this information to a third-party application platform. The third-party platform not only identifies the tags’ locations but also enables users to trigger electronic tags (sound-light activated tags only) via the server. Users can quickly locate the tags through audio-visual alerts.
By utilizing location server management software, organizations can design customized regional maps, strategically position base stations, monitor real-time status of each base station, and track tag locations on the map. This streamlined approach enables efficient deployment of positioning systems. Once the data push network address is configured on the location server, it continuously transmits positioning data to third-party platforms. Upon receiving this data, client platforms can swiftly implement various location-based personalized services.
In addition to using our free management software to manage the positioning system, customers can also realize comprehensive control of the positioning system equipment through the open management interface (protocol), develop their own positioning system management functions, and fully integrate the positioning system as a module component into their own system platform.










