Gps Luggage Tracking

Oleh Dennis

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Back during CES, we talked a bit about a real-time luggage tracking device called the Trakdot The tracker doesn't use GPS signals for tracking; it relies on cellular technology to triangulate an active device's location. All the user has to do activate Through a tracking app on your phone you can contact the airline directly and arrange to have the wayward bag delivered to your home or hotel. AT&T showcased Smart Luggage with embedded GPS technology that lets you track the suitcase's whereabouts. Which means those paper tags that have been around since the 1930's are becoming passe. You can consider this "smart luggage" because it will have a GPS tracking chip embedded in the suitcase. The New York Times says Using this type of technology will Back in early January, we talked about the Trakdot luggage tracking device. At the time The device uses a cellular network to triangulate your bag’s location rather than GPS. There is an activation fee of $8.99, but those the pre-order before Luggage loss could be a thing of the past thanks to a small new GPS device that makes it easy to track where luggage has ended up and looks to help out the owners of some 23 million bags lost each year. Bluetrack’s Prime 1300 device claims to offer Trakdot, a competing GPS tracker specifically for suitcases and bags What do you think about using devices such as I’m Here to track your kids and luggage? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. .

Airbus' prototype, Bag2Go, is smart luggage that uses GPS and cellphone technology to keep track of luggage through the travel process. Bag2Go is not yet available to consumers, but it has people excited. "It would be really convenient," said Craig Fearn TraqCloud is a new cloud based cheap GPS bag, luggage or even to your dog. But considering the price that it comes with, it all makes sense. The device is really easy to set up, and after that you attach it onto the thing you want to track, you can Misplaced luggage may be a thing of the past thanks to a new project by Airbus. The aviation giant is reportedly working on a so-called “smart bag.” Mashable.com reports that the European aircraft maker has unveiled “Bag2Go.” It’s a piece of And for US$40 extra, you can also add a GPS tracking device to ensure your luggage never gets lost in transit. Trunkster is constructed from airplane-grade aluminum and virgin polycarbonate, and has a TSA-approved combination lock. Even standard features .