SMARTRAC™ CORPORATION

The SMART Personal Tracker is a simple to use, GPS tracking, monitoring and security device. It can be carried on a person or it can be attached to an object that requires tracking.

The SMART Personal Tracker allows a person, vehicle or any asset to be remotely monitored and tracked over the internet in real time. It can send reports containing information about its position, speed and direction of travel etc. A user can send ‘Help’ or ‘SOS’ reports.

The SMART Personal Tracker is simple to operate, so it can be used by anyone - even the young and the elderly. It can be used by executives for extra security while traveling, lone workers, emergency services personnel and correctional authorities for tracking offenders etc.

The SMART Personal Tracker is web-based, so it can easily integrate into a wide range of business and personal applications. For personal use, it can be used for child tracking, recreational or sporting use. For commercial use, it can be used for mobile resource managment and field worker productivity. It can also be used as a ’last resort’ security device for private aviation use.

Simple to operate
Small, light, easy to carry and concealable
Can be used in vehicles
Web-based for easy integration

Small and light
Sony Ericsson GPRS module
Sarantel omni-directional GPS antenna
SiRF Star III GPS module for high GPS signal sensitivity
Intelligent power saving functions
LED indicators display the system’s working status

Send ‘Help’ and SOS’ reports
Multiple reporting methods
Built-in tilt sensor means that if the device is moved, then it will automatically send a ‘trigger’ report

The SMART Personal Tracker device collects information about itself (such as speed, direction of travel etc). All of this data is then transmitted in a report through the GSM network to the internet where it is received by the server (both UDP & TCP protocols are supported).

If there is no GPRS service, or if the server is closed, all reports will be stored on the unit’s internal flash memory (which can store up to 900 reports). When the unit eventually reconnects with the server, all stored reports will be automatically forwarded.

Date and time of report
Unit’s location
Unit’s speed
Unit’s direction of travel battery status

How often can a report be sent?
When, and how often a report is sent is fully configurable. These include:

Real-time tracking: The device’s position and its status can be monitored in real time (usually using mapping software).
Fixed time reporting: A report can be sent to the server at fixed time intervals
Report on demand: A remote user can poll the device and request a report on demand.
Event reporting: A report can be sent to the server when: The unit is shaken while in ‘rest’ mode
Unit’s carrier activates the ‘Help’ or ‘SOS’ commands
Unit changes direction of travel*