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Link Labs is an American asset tracking technology company headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland. In 2014, a group of veteran engineers from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab founded the company that is now an award-winning innovator in low power, wide-area network devices. The startup first began primarily offering solutions to the hospitality industry, but within the last couple of years has diversified into other industries such as construction, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and warehousing. Link Labs places an emphasis on offering businesses an affordable, unique solution that has proven results.