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Use Cases
Signal helps organisations gain real-time visibility, reduce loss, and improve response times by turning operational signals into clear actions.
Our Work in Defense
Delivering Assurance
Kinsetsu is a trusted UK software and IoT company, delivering innovative, NATO - codified solutions for
Defence. Founded in 2016, Kinsetsu operates at the intersection of automation, real-time data, and secure insight— transforming how Defense forces manage, locate, and maintain critical assets.
With a proven track record across NHS and Defense, and contracts with leading Primes including BAE Systems and Thales, Kinsetsu is operating globally with offices in the UK, Israel and Canada, Kinsetsu is committed to enabling digital advantage through human- centered innovation.
Mission - Critical Capabilities
Automated Asset Management
Track, trace, and manage everything from kit bags to vehicles across global supply chains.
Real-Time Location Intelligence
From sub-metre precision indoors to satellite- connected assets in the field—gain actionable visibility.
Secure, Defence-Grade IoT
Built to military standards (HERF/HERO Zero, ATEX Zone 0, UL Class I Div I) with zero eavesdropping risk.
Prognostic Health Monitoring
Extend asset life. Reduce administrative burden.
Comprehensive Platform Security
End-to-end encryption, MFA , zero trust architecture, and continuous monitoring and aligned with NCSC guidance.
Hutchinson: Transforming
Engineering Production
Efficiency with Real-Time
Asset Tracking
Hutchinson, a future-focused engineering firm, specialises in designing and manufacturing high-integrity metal fabrications and sub-assemblies for a wide range of sectors.
As part of their commitment to innovation, the company sought to modernise traditional processes and introduce automation to reduce repetetive manual tasks, particulary those accurring in the early stages of production.
NHS Wales Case Study:
Transforming Asset Tracking
Across Hospitals and
Community Care
In response to operational challenges faced by NHS Wales, Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board and Hy wel Dda University Health Board implemented Kinsetsu ’s ktrack ® platform to enhance visibility, efficiency, and safety across medical device and community equipment
management.
The Challenge
Both health boards were under growing pressure to streamline processes and improve asset visibility across hospital and community care environments.
Cwm Taf University Health Board
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The Clinical Engineering Department, responsible for the full lifecycle management of medical devices, strug g led to locate critical assets such as ox ygen cylinders and infusion pumps during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The rapid establishment of new wards demanded immediate equipment sourcing and installation.
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These urgent needs of ten stretched staff and resources to their limits.
The Solution
A Unified, Agnostic Platform
Kinsetsu deployed its ktrack ® platform, providing real-time visibility and control across multiple
tracking technologies:
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RFID: Enhanced tracking of medical devices and oxygen cylinders within hospital environments.
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GPS: Monitored T34 syringe drivers and other mobile assets as they moved beyond hospital walls into community care settings.
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BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy): Enabled proximity-based tracking , streamlining equipment retrieval within hospital zones.
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