this reusable, rechargeable gps tracker is no bigger than a quarter - small lithium ion battery
Do you know the scene that appears in every spy movie you watch?
The hero hit the GPS transponder on the villain's car chassis and then tracked his whereabouts with a laptop or smartphone?
For a long time, it's not something that Joss, as normal as you and I, can do, but now, thanks to the most recent --
We may be able to launch the Kickstarter event soon.
The so-called trackpad is a coin.
Allows you to track the size item tracker for anything.
Unlike the Bluetooth item tracker with a severely limited range, the trackpad is equipped with full
The global positioning system allows you to track its location (
Via the included mobile app)
No matter where it goes.
This is definitely not the first GPS tracker ever, but it has some big features that you won't see anywhere else.
First of all, it is very small.
Roughly the same size and size as a quarter, it's small enough to fit on things like wallets, mobile phones or keys ---
No obvious batch was added.
The power system is also very smooth.
The trackpad is not to get juice from the coin battery, but to run out of the rechargeable lithium ion battery.
This battery can last up to 7 days at a time and once it breaks you just have to put it on the induction pad to rechargeenergize it.
There is no fiddling with wires or plugs here ---
It's all wireless and comes with it. contained.
However, the coolest feature of the trackpad can be said to be the back of its reusable adhesive.
It is designed to get stuck and released from a variety of different surfaces and all you need to do is wash it off with cold water and let it stick again.
The trackpad can't be purchased yet, but the creators recently went to Kickstarter to raise money for production.
You can get two trackpads and a charging bay with a promise of about $47 and (
Let's say this project has reached the target of $155)
The founder is expected to start shipping in December.