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Redpoint Positioning gives the forklift a sixth sense
A warehouse can know where everything is and still have a collision. Redpoint Positioning closes the gap between locating a worker and making a machine react.
CenTrak and the expensive art of finding things
A missing pump can turn a hospital into a treasure hunt. CenTrak sells the location data, software and operational help that can make the hunt unnecessary.
McRoberts and the trouble with an open door
A hospital exit, a hotel corridor, a boat full of cruise passengers. McRoberts Technologies builds systems for the moment knowing who is where becomes a matter of safety.
The Hospital Had Enough Pumps. It Just Couldn't Find Them.
AeroScout discovered that a hospital can own enough equipment and still be short of it. Its answer was to let ordinary Wi-Fi tell staff where the missing machines had gone.
Kontakt.io
Kontakt.io is an AI-powered real-time location system (RTLS) and care-operations platform for hospitals. Starting in 2013 as a Krakow Bluetooth-beacon maker, it now combines IoT sensors, wearable tags and cloud AI to track the location, status and flow of patients, staff and equipment across health systems - helping hospitals cut wasted time, find assets, protect staff and orchestrate care around each patient's journey. It has deployed 4M+ IoT devices, serves 32,000+ end users, and raised a $47.5M Series C led by Goldman Sachs in 2024.
Philipp von Gilsa
Philipp von Gilsa is the CEO and co-founder of Kontakt.io, an indoor location and RTLS platform used by hospitals to track beds, staff, equipment and patient flow. Based in New York with engineering in Kraków, he has spent a decade turning small Bluetooth beacons into a spatial intelligence layer for smart buildings, most recently pushing the company into agentic AI for healthcare operations.