Personal Tracking Devices - Small Yet So Powerful

!±8± Personal Tracking Devices - Small Yet So Powerful

With advances in GPS Tracking technology we can now fit satellite-tracking technology into the smallest handheld devices, giving us very powerful solutions for tracking people and employees who are out and about.

This technology is ideal for keeping tabs on people who might be working away, not just in this country but also those working in foreign lands or remote places.

You never know when loved ones or employees might get themselves into a spot of bother or danger through no fault of their own. One of the many features of personal tracking devices is the ability to send out a panic alarm to a designated recipient. This panic alarm can alert others via text message or email advising of their exact location.

Personal tracking devices are a great way for employers to demonstrate a duty of care towards their remote workers - however it sometimes also makes employees feel like big brother is constantly watching. The main reason, and most important reason for using a personal tracking device is that they are there for the safety of the individual. Any other reason should be nothing more than a distraction.

For remote workers, and people travelling around the world GPS technology is ideal for personal tracking solutions, as it doesn't rely on local communications infrastructures. The small devices communicate with a network of satellites in the sky and relay information back to a central communications base. This information can often be tracked via a personal computer or laptop through a service provider's web site. Private software applications are also available through certain vendors.

Personal tracking devices are the ideal companion for a remote worker as they have the peace of mind knowing that someone is able to monitor their position 24/7. Should they run into potential conflict or danger then they know that their last location will be recorded and help can quickly be dispatched to that exact location.

With technological advances GPS technology has become more mainstream since its introduction by the US Government back in 1973. Through mass production the technology has become more affordable to individuals and organisations.

Personal Tracking Devices - Small Yet So Powerful

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DEWALT DS500 MobileLock GPS Locator with Anti-Theft Alarm

!±8± DEWALT DS500 MobileLock GPS Locator with Anti-Theft Alarm

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DEWALT DS500 MobileLock GPS Locator with Anti-Theft Alarm

It’s hard to know where to begin with an anti-theft alarm and tracking system this sophisticated and user-friendly. With anti-theft sensors that detect vibration, temperature, tampering, and door-contact, a tracking device that works indoors and out, a tracking service that lets you customize everything via the Web or phone, and an alarm system with siren and electronic phone/email alerts, there’s just no better way to protect machinery, trailers, vehicles, and more than with DeWalt’s MobileLock. The perfect security system for general contractors, home builders, remodelers, and landscapers, this portable, wireless locating and alarm system attaches to heavy machinery, tool trailers, vehicles, power tools, and more; making would-be thieves think again before trying to nab your stuff, and easy to follow if they take it anyway.

Equipped with a state-of-the-art Global Positioning System (GPS), the MobileLock mounts to equipment, storage containers and other assets with either its integrated, heavy-duty magnet or with included screw fasteners. If an intruder tries to enter a secured area, disturb protected equipment, or remove the Mobilelock from what it’s attached to, the MobileLock alarm siren sounds, and alerts are sent via cellular technology to up to three different phone numbers or email addresses you select.

Weatherproof, impact resistant, heat resistant, portable and wireless, the MobileLock works indoors and out; protecting valuable tools, vehicles and machinery, rain or shine, and tracking it all the way to and inside chop shops, thief-owned garages, or wherever the crooks try to house your stuff. The MobileLock runs off of rechargeable lithium ion batteries, staying armed for 30 days on a single charge (or, an extended runtime kit (DS505K) that boosts runtime up to 90 days is available separately) to protect appliances, garages, open rooms under construction, landscaping materials and equipment.

Great for commercial construction sites, electrical, mechanical and HVAC professionals, the Mobilelock locator and alarm is a user-friendly, self-installed system that you can customize to fit specific applications and security needs. Sensor features and the GPS locator can be accessed via cell phone or through the Mobilelock Web site, where you can log on to customize settings and monitor equipment. The system easily programs for personalized arm and disarm schedules, to change alert contacts (up to three via phone or e-mail), adjust siren settings, and report status information such as battery level and signal strength--whatever it takes to protect a wide variety of things, from heavy equipment, to office trailers, gang boxes to remote storage containers.

The MobileLock is equipped with a tamper sensor that protects the alarm itself. A door-contact sensor detects when vehicle doors are opened or shut. A vibration sensor detects whether engines on heavy machinery are started, if the trailer is in tow, or if the contractor’s saw is being toted across the parking lot. There’s even a temperature sensor for optimal protection. (An indoor motion detector kit (DS510K) that triggers the alarm if movement is detected up to 50 feet away is available separately.) Each sensor programs individually via cell phone or the Mobilelock Web site to monitor the mobile asset.

The Mobilelock cellular and location-based services utilize the Sprint Nationwide PCS Network. A one-year service plan at .95/month is required for first year. Once you've purchased your MobileLock, set up your service contract (see www.dewalt.com/us/security/mobilelock/rateplans.asp), and installed the unit, if the MobileLock-protected asset is disturbed, the alarm will sound and you'll receive a phone call or e-mail notifying you that there has been a security breach. You can log onto the MobileLock Web site, enter your personal pass code, and then access street maps or satellite imagery showing the approximate location of the MobileLock unit for quick recovery. --Brian D. Olson

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Mobile Entity Localization and Tracking in GPS-less Environnments: Second International Workshop, MELT 2009, Orlando, FL, USA, September 30, 2009, ... Applications, incl. Internet/Web, and HCI)

!±8±Mobile Entity Localization and Tracking in GPS-less Environnments: Second International Workshop, MELT 2009, Orlando, FL, USA, September 30, 2009, ... Applications, incl. Internet/Web, and HCI)

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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the second International Workshop on Mobile Entity Localization and Tracking in GPS-less Environnments, MELT, held in Orlando, Florida, USA, in September 2009 in conjunction with the 11^th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (Ubicomp 2009). MELT is a forum for the state-of-the-art technologies in mobile localization and tracking and novel applications of location-based services. The research contributions in these proceedings cover significant aspects of localization and tracking of mobile devices that include techniques suitable for smart phones and mobile sensor networks in both outdoor and indoor environments using diverse sensors and radio signals. Novel theoretical methods, algorithmic design and analysis, application development, and experimental studies are presented in 14 papers that were reviewed carefully by the program committee. In addition, three invited papers, with topics on location determination using RF systems, Cramer-Rao-Bound analysis for indoor localization and approaches targeting mobile sensor networks, are also included in the proceedings.

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