A wearable GPS device reports positions through cellular communication and starts an app alarm when its SOS button is pressed. Assigned contacts review the location and short live-tracking session when arranging assistance.
Connecting a request for assistance with a position gives the assigned contact a practical starting point for a response. Findy combines a wearable GPS device, cellular communication and a phone application for personal tracking. The represented workflow supports location requests and an SOS button for people needing an agreed contact to review their position.
GPS with button, the compact wearable tracker, uses 2G communication with satellite navigation, Wi-Fi and cellular positioning options. The device remains in standby between configured reports. Pressing the SOS button sends an application alarm and starts a live-tracking session lasting ten minutes. Users also request a location through the phone application. The received record includes battery level, coordinates, positional accuracy and the represented SOS event.
Assigned contacts examine the map position and communicate through their agreed assistance process. The device configuration determines the normal location-report interval and the selected operating mode. The tracker connects the physical button press with a dated event and current positional information, giving the responding person a reference for the next check. The platform and mobile view retain the represented information so authorised users follow the event within the selected personal-assistance arrangement.
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The phone application receives an alarm notification and the tracker starts a ten-minute live-tracking session for the represented event.
Yes. A user requests the location through the connected phone application, alongside the configured normal report intervals.
The wearable uses 2G cellular communication. Its positioning options include GPS, GLONASS and Galileo, with Wi-Fi and cellular location methods.
The represented record includes battery level, coordinates, positional accuracy and the SOS-button alarm information.
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