Industry-specific problems
- Theft and vandalism of public infrastructure and plant
- Community property crime pressure on local policing
- Distributed asset registers across departments
- Public accountability for replacement spending
Industry-specific solutions
- Marking of council plant, fleet, signage and park assets
- Community starter-kit programs run with local police
- Central registry enrolment for departmental assets
- Reporting aligned with crime-prevention funding requirements
Measurable outcomes
- Lower asset replacement expenditure
- Measurable local property-crime reduction
- Improved community engagement outcomes
- Transparent reporting for council and grant obligations
Relevant case context
How NanoTag is being applied
Community and council programs pair asset marking with police-facing verification and public deterrence campaigns.
How it works
Four steps to protect what matters most.
1
Apply NanoTag
Thousands of microscopic identifiers are applied across the asset using purpose-built applicators.
2
Register Ownership
Each asset is linked to its rightful owner in a searchable, secure database.
3
Asset Becomes Identifiable
Visible warning labels and invisible markers together shift the risk-to-reward equation for thieves.
4
Verify & Recover
Police and recovery teams verify markers in the field and trace the asset back to the registered owner.
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