Docent Corp Use Cases: Tracking Tags & ID Cards

Our Tags & ID cards are more cost-effective and smaller than other technologies on the market today. All of our traceable tags are reusable and environmentally friendly. Our tag signals travel up to 100 meters (300 ft.), providing 3 meter (10ft.) accuracy with a small number of detection nodes.

Different types of tags can be used for different purposes. We have one of the smallest active tags in the world with only 3mm thickness, and it can be attached to any asset. Tracking bracelets and wristbands can be used for patients and children. Traceable ID cards can be used for employee management applications.

Tracking Tags & Keychains

Docent provides one of the smallest traceable tags in the world, which can be as thin as 3mm and can be attached to any surface or be hung in a keychain fashion. Combined with our warehouse and asset tracking applications, tracking tags provide seamless monitoring of important inventory or assets. Our tags provide real-time information on the whereabouts of an asset, machinery or even valuable artwork.

Our tracking tag system reflects Docent’s mission to promote environmentally friendly and sustainable business practices. We avoid the use of disposable, non-recyclable products. Batteries in most of our tags can be replaced or recharged. These tags are very durable and long-lasting. Using the right amount of amperage to charge batteries will increase their lifespan.

All we need is your building layouts to produce an Indoor Map to be used in our systems that include Chromap™, Securitrack™, and our CMS (Contents Management System). You can also create perimeters using our Accufencing™ feature that triggers events and sends notifications to people you choose, when entering, exiting or staying for a certain time period in a specific area.

Tracking Bracelets and Wristbands

Tracking bracelets for patients provide healthcare professionals with the location and health information for each patient. Hospital administrators can reduce the costs of performing repetitive monitoring tasks. It will result in happier patient outcomes and higher ratings for healthcare facilities.

Bracelets for patients can be customized. Please contact us with your requirements and the number of devices you need.

Wristbands for children provide location data in real-time and also by date and time. Private daycare centers can employ these wristbands to ensure that every child is accounted for. They can also be used during field trips to museums or in water parks who also utilize our Customer Counter Application.

RFID Cards & Readers

We offer two types of ID cards. One type only tracks the ID card, providing real-time information on the employee’s whereabouts. A second type of ID card also utilizes RFID technology which can also open doors, and allow access to other secured areas while providing the employee’s location.

Traceable ID cards will also increase security and efficiency by utilizing our Accufencing™ module to monitor secured areas and deploy sufficient number of staff on the floor.

We also provide USB based RFID readers to match the unique identifier of the card so that the personnel information can be entered in our asset management system easily.


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