Help starts with a press.Response starts with a location.

    Inside a covered facility, Centurion Anywhere RTLS shows the room and floor, not just the building. Below is a real incident played back in Centurion Cloud, with captions.

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    Screen recording of a real incident in Centurion Cloud. Silent video; captions are burned into the recording.

    A real incident, played back

    This is a screen recording of a real alert played back in Centurion Cloud. Captions follow a staff member from the lobby to the second floor and basement, then the full incident is logged and sent to security.

    1. 1. Ground floor

      Alert activated in the lobby. Staff member begins moving.

    2. 2. Second floor

      Location updates as the staff member reaches Floor 2.

    3. 3. Second floor

      The location marker continues tracking movement.

    4. 4. Basement

      Floor plan switches automatically as the user reaches the basement.

    5. 5. Logged

      Full incident playback logged in Centurion Cloud and sent to security.

    A street address gets help to the building. RTLS adds the room and floor.

    Address only

    1200 Example Ave

    Responders arrive, then search floors, wings and rooms.

    With RTLS

    Room 214 · Floor 2

    The alert points the team to a mapped room inside the covered facility.

    Illustrative example address and room

    Follow one alert from corridor to command center.

    Three steps, one floor. See how an alert can identify who needs help, the room and floor they are in, and start the response your team configured. Every layout here is illustrative.

    Illustrative floor · Illustrative K-12 school · Floor 2
    Room 210Room 212Room 214LibraryRoom 216Room 218

    Illustrative floor, not a real facility

    Illustrative sequence. Playback speed does not represent system response time.

    Room 214 · Floor 2

    Press Play to follow a staff member down the corridor, through the door and into Room 214. Or step through at your own pace.

    Centurion Anywhere multi-function wearable, with a blue square button and a red round button

    Simple for the wearer. Clear for the team.

    Designed for moments when fine motor skills, memory and a phone cannot be counted on. Choose a button to see how the illustrated school configuration routes it.

    Routing example only; nothing is sent. Notification paths and button behavior are confirmed with each customer during deployment. Healthcare deployments notify the configured hospital security team.

    One place to see it, review it and manage it.

    Centurion Cloud school floor plan with a room-level alert. Illustrative example, not a real facility incident.
    School exit door with wireless door contact sensor mounted on the frame, EXIT sign beside the door

    Doors are part of the indoor picture.

    Door sensors run on the same Bluetooth anchors as RTLS and report when a door opens, is propped open or is left open too long. Alerts can go to the right people, including straight to two-way radio, and sensor batteries last 5+ years.

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    Radio output for RTLS.

    Wearable alerts will announce the wearer's dynamic location audibly over your team's two-way radios.

    Outside, inside, or both.

    GPS

    GPS determines location and the cellular network transmits the alert, for staff who work in the community.

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    Unified

    Outdoor GPS plus indoor anchors on one badge, with automatic handoff to the best available location.

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    RTLS

    Bluetooth anchors installed on site associate alerts with a mapped room and floor inside covered areas.

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    Indoor coverage is scoped to the areas where anchors are installed and validated during deployment.

    A recommended planning process.

    How we suggest working through an indoor deployment with your team. Final steps are agreed per facility.

    1. 01DefineMap the rooms, floors and responder groups you want covered.
    2. 02ReviewWalk through floor plans and plan anchor coverage for those areas.
    3. 03ConfirmAgree who is notified for each button and scenario.
    4. 04ValidateTest location and alerts on site, then train your team.

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