February 27, 2013

StickNFind: Bluetooth ID Tagging System – CES2013

Jeffrey Powers airline company, alarm system, array, beeps, circumstances, james bond, mccaskey, mobile phone, objective, phone application, radar view, smart phone, tag system, tpn, travel luggage 0

It’s just about unheard of for a crowdfunding project on IndyGoGo to increase 10 TIMES the objective – however StickNFind has actually set the record with thousands of thrilled people hanging around to obtain their hands on the item. It’s easy to see why.

The system is founded on a mobile phone app that takes a “James Bond” style radar view for any item that has a Stick N Locate tag fastened to it, and beeps as you acquire closer and closer to the item. The system is Bluetooth based, providing an array of a couple of hundred feet – yet the smart phone application could adjust to a lot of use circumstances.

If a pet dog or kid goes out of the range, it can promptly set an alarm system. If a things comes into range (for instance, travel luggage on an airline company carousel) an alarm system can easily seem. Plus, numerous tags can be observed by the same system. We were so amazed with this item that we gave it the highest honor – the TPN Finest of Show for CES2013. (www.sticknfind.com)

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