May 07, 2020INTRANAV discusses its software feature that supports social distancing based on an RTLS platform, which can control the flow of employees to avoid coronavirus infection possibilities, or to immediately locate direct contacts in order to initiate emergency measures. Quarantine zones can be created, risk groups can be prevented from meeting, and alarm messages can be issued if employees fail to maintain the specified safe distance. (6 pages)
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