Applications 

 Long-Range BLE beacons are widely used in industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, and asset management. In manufacturing plants, these extended-distance beacons track equipment and monitor production lines, enabling real-time updates across sprawling facilities. In agriculture, they are deployed to monitor livestock, ensuring farmers can track the location of their animals over large plots of land. For asset management, these long-distance BLE tags provide a reliable way to monitor valuable assets in large warehouses, yards, or construction sites. 

By extending coverage areas, these beacons minimize the need for multiple tracking devices, reducing overall infrastructure costs while maintaining data accuracy and signal strength. 

Alternative Words for Long-Range & BLE Beacons
Alternative terms for Long-Range include “extended-range,” “wide-range,” “long-distance,” and “far-reaching.” For BLE Beacons, alternative terms include “Bluetooth beacons,” “BLE tags,” “Bluetooth trackers,” and “low-energy beacons.” 

GAO Case Studies 

• USA – Houston: A major oil and gas company in Houston implemented GAO’s wide-range BLE beacons to monitor heavy machinery across large field operations. The long-distance communication allowed for seamless tracking and reduced downtime in locating essential equipment. 

• USA – Chicago: In Chicago, a large logistics company adopted GAO’s far-reaching BLE tags to track shipments in expansive warehouse environments. This resulted in improved operational efficiency and streamlined inventory management. 

• Canada – Toronto: A transportation company in Toronto used GAO’s long-distance BLE beacons to track fleet vehicles in real time, ensuring operational visibility and improving maintenance scheduling.