ZulaFly
RTLS PlatformsHTMwire assessment
ZulaFly makes Fuzion, vendor-neutral RTLS software that unifies data from multiple RFID, BLE, and RTLS hardware technologies into a single platform for asset management, staff and patient locating, staff duress, and environmental monitoring. University of Utah Health deployed Fuzion across more than 11,000 tagged devices, 5,000 staff badges, and 1,300 temperature monitors, integrating with Epic, CMMS, and Active Directory. The company was founded by Stephanie Andersen, formerly of Intelligent InSites.
Key Features
- ✓ Vendor-neutral RTLS layer spanning RFID, BLE, and IR hardware
- ✓ Asset management and equipment locating
- ✓ Patient and staff locating with staff duress alerting
- ✓ Environmental (temperature) monitoring
- ✓ Multi-campus workflow and reporting
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
Vendor-neutral Fuzion software unifies disparate RFID/BLE/RTLS hardware into one platform rather than locking hospitals into a single tag vendor.
How ZulaFly Uses AI
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Key Numbers
- ▪ 11,000+ tagged devices at U of Utah Health
- ▪ 5,000 staff badges
- ▪ 1,300 temperature monitors
Integrations
Tags
Trust Signals
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ZulaFly's Fuzion vendor-neutral?
Yes. Fuzion is designed as a vendor-neutral software layer that ingests and unifies data from multiple RFID, BLE, and RTLS hardware technologies into one platform.
What does ZulaFly integrate with?
At University of Utah Health, Fuzion integrates with Epic, the hospital CMMS, and Active Directory, alongside the underlying RTLS tag and sensor hardware.
What can ZulaFly track?
Fuzion supports asset management, patient and staff locating, staff duress, and environmental temperature monitoring across multiple campuses.
How large can a ZulaFly deployment be?
The University of Utah Health deployment spans more than 11,000 tagged devices, 5,000 staff badges, and 1,300 temperature monitors.
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