Smart management of hotel towels and sheets with Resuinsa 4.0

Resuinsa is offering hotels "Resuinsa 4.0", a smart textile service that makes it possible to locate sheets and bath towels, know whether they have been washed and with which products, and prevent theft in their establishments.
Resuinsa's R&D department has therefore developed a system that can be introduced in any hotel.

This linen contains a chip with an antenna that transmits various pieces of information, making it possible to increase efficiency, save time and thus reduce management costs, since the cost of turning linen into a smart item amounts to only a few cents for the hotel sector.

The people in charge of monitoring washing, inventory and distribution of bed linen and bath towels will be able to see, via a computer, how many items are on the premises, how many are off-site or in the laundry, and even their level of wear or tearing.

The chip also includes the product name, color or dimensions, and it withstands the high temperatures of laundries as well as contact with the chemicals in detergents.

This comprehensive solution includes hardware specifically designed by engineers for this service, the integration of the software into the hotel's management program, and the supply of smart textiles adapted to the physical capabilities of the establishment and the logistics in place there.

In this way, Resuinsa provides technological advice to hotel professionals on the best way to implement the system and carries out the entire installation (hardware and software), including the setup of cabins, the delivery of reader guns and the installation of the programs needed for data management.

As in other sectors that already use 4.0 industry technology, the information is stored in the cloud, a server accessible to hotel professionals and employees anywhere in the world, which also enables collaboration and synergy with other players in the sector, such as external laundries.

In addition, the laundry can provide real-time information to the hotel so that it knows the status of the process, which minimizes the margin of human error.