Findster Launches GPS Tracker

Now some gadgets. It will help parents to geo-locate their children or puppies, just like Philip's SmartWatch installs Amber Alert GPs for children, but it will cost. Not enough, now the Findster allows for longer distance tracking by adopting proprietary RF technology, and no monthly fees.
It is reported that the Findster team is headquartered in Portugal. The background of the product includes a combination of hardware, software and design experience.
Findster is because the way it has been used to identify children's technology (or pets), the GPS coordinates in this space are a bit different from other gadgets. Instead of relying on the cellular provider's service or limited Bluetooth technology, it enables two-way communication between two modules over long distances, keeping parents in touch with their children or pets.
At the same time, within a 1 km range, the child’s module can now extend the information to 2 km via a Bluetooth-enabled iPhone. These base stations are not only at home, they can even be used at school, and are part of a bigger vision of the company's mesh network.
In addition, the device and corresponding software will be able to locate geographic locations, thereby issuing notifications, monitoring data, emergency alerts, location patterns, providing close-up routes and directions, thereby tracking pets, remote monitoring via base stations, and integration with IFTTT alert services Change.
The company claims that they have a working prototype that will begin to be sold globally. Earlier crowdfunders paid $99 to get two modules and chargers, and the entire system including base stations will eventually retail for $250.