GPS Tracking Alternative — For the Infirm
Wow, months go by and I don’t see anything new in this area and then bang, bang, news of new devices comes out on the market.
Last post I detailed a very neat and compact GPS child finder (which would also …
Wow, months go by and I don’t see anything new in this area and then bang, bang, news of new devices comes out on the market.
Last post I detailed a very neat and compact GPS child finder (which would also …
I’ve been actively in the GPS industry for more than 10 years now. Long before it was practical to track even large vehicles using GPS, let …
Reston, VA — October 14, 2009 — Ekahau Inc., the leading provider of High Performance Wi-Fi-based Real Time Location Systems (RTLS), today announced that it is expanding its hardware product line with the introduction of the T301W, a wristband tag …
I’ve written here a number of times before about the common sense and the economics of GPS monitoring of certain criminals and released sex offenders and domestic abusers.
Here’s a darn good writer and a darn interesting …
LONDON, England (CNN) — A new shoe outfitted with a GPS chip aims to offer peace of mind to Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers. It’s common for people with Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia to wander …
As technology continues advancing in leaps and bounds, it’s undeniable that for the vast majority of us, the quality of our lives has improved significantly. In the not too distant past for example, concerns regarding getting lost prevented the average …
I’ve written a number of times in the past on GPS pet location devices, those using GPS tracking and a few others that use a different technology.
Here’s a recent entry in Rosalind Gardner’s Net Profits Today blog that at first glance doesn’t seem to be GPS-related but it’s just so important that I have to take the time to address the issue. Now, listen up …
Here’s another entry in the GPS Tracking for Pets derby. I like this one because it seems better suited to how people typically interact with their pets. And, it doesn’t require any service from cell phone companies of any description. Not only does this mean there won’t be any monthly fees, but the darn thing might actually work.
There seems to be no end to the folks visiting here who are interested in GPS tracking for pets, especially roaming dogs. I love dogs, but I don’t let them roam and I’d for sure be GPSing my vehicles first, but hey, other people’s interests are my interests too. There’s quite a few devices coming on the market and I’ll post a few, along with some real-world comments on what I think is effective. I don’t sell any of these systems and I’m not afraid to call a spade a spade.