RFID and indoor mapping in Bangalore for tech parks, fulfilment centres and BLR

A Bengaluru tech park is a small town: several towers, each with dozens of floors of desks, labs, server rooms and IT stores, shared by tenants that come and go. Facilities and IT asset teams there answer the same questions every week — where is this laptop, who has the test rig, why is that meeting room always booked and empty.

In Spatial Map each tower is a facility and each floor a level. RFID or BLE tags on laptops, monitors and lab equipment report their last zone; check-out and check-in history sits in the item’s detail drawer; meeting rooms are coloured by occupancy. The Harborview demo shows the pattern on three floors, and indoor asset management explains the solution.

Bengaluru’s warehousing grew in belts along the highways out of the city: Tumkur Road and Nelamangala to the north-west, Hoskote to the east, and Hosur Road towards the Tamil Nadu border in the south. E-commerce and retail fulfilment take a large share of the space, and quick-commerce dark stores inside the city refill from them several times a day.

On the map, a fulfilment centre’s racks carry their bin stock from the WMS, pick-to-light zones their output, and dock doors the RFID cartons waiting to leave. A dark store is small enough to map in an hour and shows which shelves are empty before the next order wave. The Crestline demo has 2,204 rack locations, packing and a trailer yard.

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) opened its Terminal 2 in 2022, and its operator opened a dedicated express cargo terminal in 2021 for courier and e-commerce shipments. Express and perishables move to tight cut-offs, so cargo sheds and the terminals around them need to know which zone a consignment sits in right now.

For a cargo shed, bays, cool rooms, screening and build-up areas are shapes coloured from your cargo or WMS data, with RFID or barcode scans placing each consignment. For a passenger terminal, the Silverbay demo shows check-in, security and gates by live load. Spatial Map has no link to airport systems of its own; it shows what your systems send.

Bengaluru buyers often want to see how a tool works before they talk to anyone. The open-source edition is MIT-licensed and self-hosted with Docker, so your team can run it on a laptop, read the Go and TypeScript, and decide. The cloud version is the same editor and viewer, run and upgraded for you.

Integration is plain HTTPS. The table write API takes bearer-key bulk upserts at up to 60 requests per minute per key, and a REST source can be polled on a schedule as JSON, GeoJSON or CSV. Our WMS integration guide walks through the trade-offs.

Industrial estates such as Peenya in the north-west and Bommasandra on Hosur Road host machine shops, electronics assemblers and suppliers to the aerospace and defence units the city is known for. High-value components sit in caged stores and move to the line in kits.

In the Northgate demo, 863 tagged units are followed reader by reader from the SMT lines to the cage gate, beside 42 security zones and their access events. Spatial Map does not lock doors or replace your access control; it shows what happened, where.