One location platform.
Every use case.
Your existing network.

It is the software layer that turns wireless signals into real-time indoor location and analytics. Pole Star computes where people and assets are, applies rules and geofences, and shares that data with any application - powering many use cases from one deployment.

Yes. Asset tracking, worker safety, indoor navigation, flow analytics and geofencing all draw from the same location layer, so you add use cases without a new system each time.

Pole Star delivers zone and room-level accuracy, on the order of 1-5 meters with BLE, including the correct floor. Accuracy is tuned to each use case and environment.

The platform uses BLE as the primary technology with Wi-Fi for wider coverage, and adds LTE where needed underground. It runs on existing infrastructure rather than a dedicated network.

Yes. Alongside real-time position, the platform provides dashboards and historical data on utilization, movement and flow across your site.

Yes. Many customers start with one use case and add others later on the same deployment - no new infrastructure and no second data silo.

Yes. The platform is built to run on existing BLE-enabled Wi-Fi and Cisco Spaces, as well as HPE Aruba, so you avoid a dedicated parallel network.

Yes. Pole Star supports both cloud and fully on-premise deployment, so the platform matches your security and data-residency requirements.

Through open APIs and the NAO Mobile SDK. Location can be pushed into your applications, dashboards and existing systems rather than staying in a closed tool.

Because it reuses existing infrastructure, deployment is efficient and typically measured in weeks per site. Large estates are rolled out site by site.

Yes. The platform is designed to scale from a single building to an entire estate, keeping one data layer and one set of dashboards across sites.

One deployment on existing infrastructure avoids duplicated hardware, parallel networks and multiple vendor contracts. Each new use case reuses what is already there, so cost per use case falls.

Returns come from each use case - reduced asset loss, faster safety response, fewer missed appointments, better space utilization - compounded because they share one platform rather than paying for five.

No. You can start with a single use case and expand when you're ready. The platform is built to grow with you.

Building in-house means developing positioning, data and integrations yourself. Pole Star provides a proven platform with open interfaces, so you get results faster and carry less risk.

You do. With open APIs and on-premise options, your location data remains yours and accessible to your own systems.

Yes. It follows ISO 27001 practices with role-based access control, and can be deployed on-premise for the strictest environments.

Yes. On-premise deployment keeps the positioning engine and data within your own infrastructure, which suits sites with strict data or connectivity constraints.

Privacy is configurable per use case - for example, surfacing staff location mainly on an alert, or keeping wayfinding on the visitor's own device. Access is role-based and set to your policy.

Yes. The platform logs events and locations, providing an audit trail that supports duty-of-care, safety and compliance requirements.

Yes. Through open APIs it can interface with systems such as hospital information systems, dashboards and operational tools, so location fits into your existing stack.