“Dresdner mobilplus GmbH tests YellowTracker mobile and fixed network communications and sales partner of YellowFox GmbH in harsh conditions of Dresden, 2.6.2009 – the mobilplus GmbH, Dresdner service provider in the area, is unusual ways in the truest sense of the word: the portable tracking solution presented at the Leipzig AMI YellowTracker is tested under the consistently harsh conditions: in the Backpack on 120 km pilgrimage route Camino de Santiago ‘ the famous route in Northern Spain. The YellowTracker of YellowFox is designed as a tracking device for electroless objects. Its battery lasts up to 2.5 years at an appropriate interval. GPS is via satellite of all 25 min (interval to 1 minute possible) determines the exact position of the box and to its wearer. “Using colored status messages can be detected even if moving the carrier of the box or just a breather” is inserted.

An integrated alarm button on the YellowTracker with automatic message distribution to up to 6 recipients, as well as the permanent care for special security Battery indicator battery low live on the Internet. Via GPRS, migrate this data in the datacenter and there prepared for presentation on the Internet. Personal location is a still relatively young in the telematics market, but very interesting. “, Hendrik Scherf, leads from CEO of mobilplus GmbH. With the live tracking of our Assistant Liane Hayn, who proposed the test itself, we want to address this issue and under reellsten conditions apply”, Marko Barwanietz, her boss explained. The permanent movement of location box in this area of Europe’s rapidly changing weather conditions, limited GPS and mobile phone reception and moisture are the particular challenges of hardware and software of the YellowTracker. A first duration test with the Dresden bike Messenger In no time”was already very positive results in April. The pilgrimage”is updated every day, live on the Internet and can be tracked here: map.yellowfox.de/…