Lojack Eyes New Uses For Tracker
LoJack is set to introduce its second product not specifically made for cars, a tracking system small enough to be hidden on motorcycles to avoid detection
LoJack is set to introduce its second product not specifically made for cars, a tracking system small enough to be hidden on motorcycles to avoid detection and disablement by thieves. Like its car counterpart, the device will send a signal to police upon activation by LoJack.
Rather than using satellite positioning, which is easily blocked, the technology utilizes strong radio frequency tags. In 2001, the company developed a system for construction equipment, and plans are on the books for a similar device for tracking cargo shipments.
Abstracted by the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center(NLECTC) from the Boston Globe (02/16/05); Reed, Keith .