Track Anything.

Sense Everything.

Operate anywhere. Powered by one platform.

VastVision is an industrial IoT platform that unifies RFID, UWB, and LoRaWAN tracking with condition sensors into a single system—giving enterprises real-time visibility, automated workflows, and chain-of-custody intelligence at any scale.

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From the edge of your operation to the center of your enterprise

Edge Devices

Trackers for location. Sensors for condition. Combined units for both at once. Deployed on anything — pallets, equipment, vehicles, containers, materials — indoors or in the field.

The Network

A private wireless network built for your environment. From item-level coverage inside a warehouse to connectivity across remote sites miles away — VastVision's network carries every signal back to the platform in real time.

The Platform

Every device, every signal, every event — unified in one interface. Live asset records, automated workflows, and direct integrations with the enterprise systems your team already runs.

Wafer to working device. All under one roof.

VastVision isn't just a software company that resells hardware. We design, fabricate, and test our own devices in an institutional-grade research and fabrication laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Our lab gives us the ability to build what doesn't exist, move faster than vendors, and solve problems that off-the-shelf components can't.

Fabrication

Cleanroom with photolithography, plasma etching, sputtering and thin film deposition, electroplating, and laser micromachining. We build sensors and antennas from substrate up.

Characterization

Scanning electron microscopy with elemental analysis closes the fabrication loop. We verify what we build at the nanometer scale without sending samples off-site.

RF & Systems Testing

Vector network analyzer, UHF RFID, UWB, and LoRaWAN testbeds. Every device we ship has been characterized and validated against real-world performance requirements before it leaves the lab.

A secure loT platform built for industrial, rural, remote, and regulated usecases that the rest of the industry ignores.

Our Solutions

Asset Tracking

Precise location intelligence across every environment.

Industrial Sensors

Rugged, low-power sensors that deploy in minutes and run for years.

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Networks

The connectivity layer behind every VastVision sensor and device.

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IoT Middleware

A complete software layer built to handle the complexity of real-world sensing

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Use Cases

Asset & Inventory Management

Automating inventory tracking for warehousing, supply chain, and retail operations.

Equipment & Workforce Tracking

Ensuring real-time visibility of tools, equipment, and personnel across defense and logistics sectors.

Security & Compliance

Strengthening defense and government operations with secure, automated asset monitoring.

Healthcare & Laboratory Tracking

Enhancing medical equipment, pharmaceutical, and lab asset tracking for improved efficiency and safety.

Business Process Automation

Eliminating manual tracking processes to drive greater operational efficiency and cost savings.

News & Insights

IoT Fundamentals

July 28, 2026

What Is IoT?

The Internet of Things connects physical objects so they can sense, report, and act. Here is a plain-English guide to how IoT works, the technologies behind it, and where industrial IoT delivers real value.

VastVision CEO Named Los Alamos National Laboratory LEEP Fellow

Read VastVision CEO Named Los Alamos National Laboratory LEEP Fellow from the VastVision blog — your source for fresh perspectives, expert insights, and the latest in tech innovation. Albuquerque, NM — Kyle Guin, CEO and Co-Founder of VastVision, has been appointed as a Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) LEEP Fellow, joining an elite cohor

Emerging Trends in RFID Technology

Read Emerging Trends in RFID Technology from the VastVision blog — your source for fresh perspectives, expert insights, and the latest in tech innovation. As RFID technology evolves, new trends are emerging that businesses should be aware of.