Gps Tracking Device For Luggage

Oleh Dennis

GPS tracker so it monitor coordinates on its own without the aide of a By www.yugatech.com
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the newest geolocation device that does not use GPS or Bluetooth to track valuables, announces its Indiegogo stretch crowdfunding goal of $500,000 to add a rechargeable feature. iTraq’s use of cellular towers makes it stand out amongst other tracking “I want dealers to preload their inventory with GPS, similar to what happens in the car business — you buy it with all the accessories preloaded,” Tarell said. “The customer buys the tracking device with the custom paint, bags, windshield 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 the newest geolocation device that does not use GPS or Bluetooth to track valuables, announces its stretch crowdfunding goal of $500,000 to add a rechargeable feature. iTraq's use of cellular towers makes it stand out amongst other tracking devices that The prototype luggage technology, known as Bag2Go, involves embedding a satellite tracker and bar code display on to the suitcase. Using a smartphone, a passenger sends details of their flight to the airline which in turn sends back a bar code which is luggage” tracker that would help travelers find their bags, showing off the device during an event that also highlighted the company’s push into the Internet of Things. The tracking device, which fits inside or is attached to luggage, pinpoints .

TrackR, the first device to leverage the new technology, is a small, coin-sized device that attaches to valuable items such as keys, wallet, luggage Open Garden to expand our Crowd GPS network to deliver the best tracking experience.” Trace Me Luggage Tracker offers lifetime subscription for £12.50. While many of these use GPS services to locate the tags a US based start up GlobaTrac is promising to come up with a device tht can provide real time update with cellular service. The device can be used in any country around the world for the same price. Trakdot, a competing GPS tracker specifically for suitcases and bags, is expected to be available in March of this year for a suggested retail price of $49.95. Activating that Just announced at CES and available March 2013 is the Trakdot GPS luggage tracker ($50, with a $9 activation fee and Android, or SMS-capable device. The product will be available March 2013 for $49.95 MSRP with an activation fee of $8.99 and an annual .