Manufacturing · Case study
Worker presence, machine activity and project budgets became one governed, automated record.
Case study context
A global medical-device and eye-care manufacturer needed to replace manual work-time logs with objective evidence of where floor workers were working and which active production job their time should support. Separate location, machine and payroll systems could not reliably connect physical presence to the correct project budget.
GAIAA connected an Omlox-compatible UWB real-time location system to the MES through an on-premise integration layer. The software validates an operator's position against active machine and work-order state, then sends the resulting, audit-ready allocation to payroll and reporting tools.
See how location, machine state and payroll allocation connect.
Use the controls below to inspect the key stages, constraints and validation decisions in that process.
Choose a work area to inspect how the physical event becomes a governed allocation.
Presence validated inside the machine geofence.
Active work order is the active work order.
Validated labor time is routed for reporting.
Evidence retained: Each allocation keeps the RTLS position event, MES machine state, work order and resulting payroll route together for review.
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